I have to fill up a lot of forms. Other than the Start_Date and End_Date, everything else is same.
Hence trying to find out an easy way to do this.
Wajid
I want to be able to generate a Word document from command line.
The document will have a few fields. Rest of the info will remain the same.
Example:
c:> gen_doc.bat Start_Date End_Date
The above should generate a document, with the values of the dates specified in the command line.
Wajid
Dumps are compatible only for that platform and for exact same sort order. You cannot load from a backup taken in a different sort order.
Also, it seems that you are having problems with your server since you are loading master. Hence before you do anything, change the sort order of the server...
What is the version 11.9.2 , 11.9.3 ?
The message means that process A was holding a lock on page (or row) R1 and waiting to update page (or row) R2. Meanwhile, there was another process B, holding a lock on page R2 and waiting to update R1 which was held by process A.
What I suggest is that...
Is there a way to preserve white spaces ( blanks, tabs etc.) in HTML.
I am using print statement in Perl to read lines from a file and print them as follows :
while ( <INP_FILE> ) {
chomp;
printf "\n$_ \n";
printf "<br>";
}
But when the page is rendered...
I want to poplulate options of a 'Popup Menu' dynamically.
Example :
If ( Parameter1 = "A" )
then
popup_menu ( var , 'A1', 'A2' )
If ( Parameter1 = "B" )
then
popup_menu ( var, 'B1', 'B2' )
I am inputting a variable from a checkbox as follows :
input_type = checkbox
name = ora_err
value = unchecked
I want to implement following logic :
if ( $ORA_ERR is checked )
{
do something
}
help.
I have a simple declaration :
$FILE_SUFFIX = "*.out";
It give following error :
Global symbol "FILE_SUFFIX" requires explicit package name at ./ice_cream.pl line 58.
Execution of ./ice_cream.pl aborted due to compilation errors.
what is error in following code :
@dir = ( $d1, $d2, $d3 );
foreach ( $dir )
{
chk_dir_exists ( $dir )
};
Keeps complaining "Global symbol dir requires explicit package name "
Well it can be done. But once you have a plethora of jobs, writing a different script will be time-consuming.
This is the reason I am looking for a freeware which does all this.
Does anybody knows of a good Unix job scheduling freeware ?
Basically, I am looking for following capabilities :
a. define a job
b. define command line arguments
c. define output file, error file etc.
d. manage files ( remove old files )
e. inform when a job fails
thanks
I am trying to copy a file to my desktop using following FTP command :
get file1.txt c:\"documents and settings"\userid\desktop\file1.copy.txt
But the FTP command keeps choking due to the space between the name of the directory ( "DOCUMENTS and settings" ).
heLP.
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