I need to backup a table in a remote database (MySQL) onto a local one (in Access).
Im using VB5, ADO and ODBC but cant fathom a decent solution without complex coding.
Maybe... clone one recordset into another?
Or... create a table replica?
Thanks for your help folks.
Will
Hi there, i'm a noobie to Perl and therfore need help.
I have installed PWS and ActiveState's ActivePerl 5.6 on my Win98 PC.
I need a little guidance on when to use Perl / PerlScript. And whether to do this in ASP or in PL files?
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Im trying to get...
Can someone point me to where I can download Perl for Win98SE's PWS?
I hear its just a case of popping the files in a directory, fidling with a RegEdit key and creating file assosiations to .pl files in Windows. Any advice out there?
And is installing modules easy? Need to install the libwww...
Can anyone guide me on use of Headers?
Im trying to simulate a POST by creating headers.
Ive got this, but it dosent wrk...
<?php
header("Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded");
header("POST submited.asp http/1.0");
header("User-Agent...
I need urgent help with STDOUT?
Is it possible to stream text output to a remote CGI, if so how?
I am hoping this is what i need to simulate a form data submission.
Simualated to keep the data transfer server side because of security and performance.
Many many thanks folks,
Will
Is is possible to submit to a CGI from ASP without using form fields and the browser.
EG. by manually creating HTTP headers
I need this so that i can write a script that sends users their login password via email. Therefore I cant write the password to a hidden field on the browser, as this...
I am wondering how I write VBScript into a CGI for execution on a Lynux server?
Dont know how to program Pearl well. But have been successfully writing VBScript in ASP for some time.
What I am trying to do is simulate form data submition without involving the browser!!! Im sure this can be...
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