Hi all:
I just need to know how to you reset a progress bar back to the beginning of the progress bar after it completes the first script.
This is what I have now and it only does one script:
$ProgressBar2->configure(-value => $loop_index2);
$ProgressBar2->update;
Thanks,
moof15
Hi,
I just need a script to take 7 variables and put them in a array and print them out Example:
$DBName = "LS2DB001";
$Username = "LS2USER";
$Password = "LS2USER";
$filename = "convsql.txt";
$infilename =...
I would like to know if it is possible after you connect to the database using DBI then you can call a sql file with create tables in the file?
Thanks,
Moof15
Would I be able to encrypt a password in a xml file, The pl file is taking it and putting the password in a xml, I could encrypt it in the .pl file "-textvariable => \$Input{OwnerPassword},
-show => '*',
but it shows the password in the xml? I am looking to encrypt it in...
I am getting a error running this script:
$GUI{Balloon}->attach(
$GUI{entryFrame}->Radiobutton([-options => @databases],);
);
-balloonmsg => $screen->{widget}->{DBEngine}->{balloon}
);
$GUI{Balloon}->attach(...
Does anyone know what Catfile does or is??? Here is the syntax:$xs->XMLout($Opt, outputfile => File::Spec->catfile($ROOT, $xmlSaveFile));
Thanks,
Moof15
I am trying not to save this xml file in the program.
Should I use exec or system to first run the program?
exec"program.pl";
open(LOG, >"file-save.xml") || die " can't open the logfile to clear\n";
close(LOG);
I have to change this script from saving the file in the root to saving it in another directory.
$ROOT = $^O =~ m/MSWin32/ ? $ENV{SystemDrive} : $ENV{HOME},
$xmlSaveFile = 'Install-save.xml';
$CWD = $FindBin::Bin;
This Install-save.xml has to be saved in ...
Was just wondering if there is a perl script that could execute a .exe file from a perl script? e.g:
imp system/manager@ls2db001 log=liqimp.log ignore=Y file=liqexp.dmp fromuser=LS2USER touser=LS2USER grants= N
This would be the .exe how would I put it into a perl script? It is a import data...
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