Hi,
>Can you run the cgi manually from the shell?
>It's possible with perl cgi's.
It's probably not as easy as doing it in perl but I can get it running under
the shell with a bit of modification. Maybe I don't even need to modify it,
but somehow alter the QUERY_STRING environment variable manually (this is
where it gets the POST data containg the input values from the webpage).
Something more useful might be this file, produced by PQTrace when the cgi
attempts to perform an update on the database.
To backend> Q
To backend> BEGIN
>From backend> C
>From backend> "BEGIN"
>From backend> Z
>From backend> Z
To backend> Q
To backend> UPDATE bag SET fileNo = '2174', client = 'Mr T' WHERE fileNo =
'2174' AND client = 'Mr S'
I'm keeping my fingers crossed that someone out there in SLUG land can
explain this file and letters exchanged between the cgi and the backend. 'Q'
for 'query'? 'C' for 'continue'?
Thanks for any help,
Alex
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