I found some article saying to use whatever the DBMS says to use... in this case it's $TIMESTAMP$... that doesn't work and I get an error saying "Driver]Data types are not appropriate for relatinoal operation"
ugh! I get that error for pretty much everything I try.
I'm having difficulty filtering on the current date in my MS Query from Excel.
The ODBC driver for Remedy has a $TIMESTAMP$ feature but I keep getting errors.
I've tried Now(), Currdate(), Current_Date, Today
everything I can think of even sysdate (like in Oracle) but nothing seems to please the...
Yes.
I do
...
use Net::Pop3;
# Constructors
my $conn = Net::POP3->new("mylotusnotes" , Debug=>1)
or die "[err] There was a problem connecting to the server mailhost.noc.duncllc.com\n";
...
and it bombs!!
Of course that's a Lotus Notes Server... I'm trying to get access to another Pop3...
Look for this module and it'll show you everything you need to know to send emails with attachments:
dbgmailr-2.0.zip
I"m wokring on the grabbing emails w/ attachments now.
We have a Lotus Notes server and I am trying to use the Pop3 module to access it to grab a message and save off an attachment. Unfortunately, I'm stuck at steo on - Connecting.
I'm using the same server as I do for the SMTP connection to send messages.
Do I need to setup something on the...
missbarbell. I can imagine many instances where a cross-platform environment would wish to not just create, but also to open an existing spreadsheet (to preserve those formulas, of course), modify some cell values and save it off to a different filename. as of yet, there is only one way to do...
I tried using MIME::Entity before and I couldn't get it to send the message. I keep getting "Connection not established".
Attaching File: N:/Mercury-Topaz/HotelSearch-Reports/Response Times - Friday 02-
11-2005.xls
Failed to send the message: Connection not established
in your send_mail...
I'm using SMTP on a Lotus Notes network and for some reason when I use MIME::Lite, the address of the person I'm sending it to doesn't get resolved. If I use NET::SMTP or MIME::Entity or MIME::Base64 I get the message but there is no attachment.
If I use those last lines that are commented out...
I need to send an attachment programatically using Perl...
I tried MIME Base64 but the file isn't really an attachment -- it's part of the message body.
how do I do this?
I need to have a chart of the top 25 rows returned from a query. Doing this with the group expert breaks it out by the group and I want this for the whole report.
I am counting number of records per the field eventtype.
Can I get there from here?
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