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    another opinion with my regexp, please

    Nope - It's actually for work. Out IT dept rolled out some "enhancements" which ended up breaking a few other pieces of logic within our systems/apps. That said, I need to band-aid the problem until the next maintenance window... Is that better or worse then what you where thinking? :-) Mark
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    another opinion with my regexp, please

    Kevin - Excellent! Thank you for the suggestion. I'll need to brush on my tr and unpack. :-) Mark
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    another opinion with my regexp, please

    That worked like a charm - thank you for the idea! Mark
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    another opinion with my regexp, please

    Excellent - Thank you - Let me adjust my code accordingly and re-test. Thank you!! Mark
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    another opinion with my regexp, please

    OK - I have a list of customer names from a database query. For my immediate goal, I only need the first three (3) alphanumerics (A-Za-z0-9). I can exclude ALL other characters that may appear... Smith Co. (would want "SMI") A-B-C Co. (would want "ABC") U_US INC. (would want "UUS") I need to...
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    remove an element of an array

    That works! Thank you! Mark
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    remove an element of an array

    Need some assistance with an array. For example, I have an array of unique email addresses (thanks to Getopt::Long) and need to send emails to every address in that array via a for loop. That said, before I enter the for loop to send the emails I need to check to see if the email address...
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    perl to php conversion with =~& !~

    New to php5 and trying to figure out how to take a perl do/until loop (with like, eq and ne) and convert it to a php do/while loop. do { stuff; more stuff; } until ((($title =~ /$level/i) && ($uid ne $rep)) || ($top==1) || (($level eq "") && ($uid ne $rep))); Not sure how to...
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    Howto return multiple values with regexp =~ splitpath oneline

    OK - That's what I was afraid of. I was thinking three lines. Thank you! Mark
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    Howto return multiple values with regexp =~ splitpath oneline

    I have several tables in my 10G database that are fed to me from a perl script that fetches XML data from another company (data is not stored as XML - plain old tables and fields). The perl script databases all of the data in different tables - all of which work fine. My challenge stems from a...
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    PHP Form to create MS Word attachments

    I'm Running Centos5 have a solid php form that submits the raw data to an oracle database and then emails the user a copy of what they submitted. My next challenge is the take the input off of the form, jam it into a word doc and then attach as a LOB to oracle and then attach to the email that...
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    perl ldap "like search"

    Miller - I started to look at some of these documents and believe that they will be able to help me out. Thanks again and will keep ya' posted. Mark
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    perl ldap "like search"

    Sorry about that. Let me ask it this way, is there a way to do this exclusively within Net::LDAP? My ultimate goal is to take a list of names and throw them into LDAP to see if they are valid. The problem that I have is that I only have a first name and a last name. Using some examples...
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    perl ldap "like search"

    What would be the best way to search for a user in LDAP with a "like". I have a list of people that need to verified/validated in our corp. LDAP directory. The problem is if the cn attribute contains anything other "firstname lastname" my search fails (rightly so - I'm looking for an exact...
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    isqlplus settings

    What do I need to set/check in order for "preferences" to be memorized/set by Oracle? For example, every time I log into the isqlplus web page I have to set the output to be on a single page (as opposed to multiple pages). Weird thing is that isql remembers my userID and last connection...

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