This may wind up being a long a question but let me try :-)
1) Our shop currently has a mixed architecture 32-bit and 64-bit.
2) We use perl quite a bit. Because of the mixed architecture we have two perl installations (32-bit and 64-bit).
3) Currently all of perl scripts are shebanged with an...
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I inherited a C program that connects to db2. We know we have to recompile the program with a 64 bit C-Compiler. For this I used gcc that our unix admins put on our box a while ago. I can get it the bind to work and the recompile works ( a few warnings but they are nothing new).
However...
I have file.a on the mainframe, it is Variable Length (recfm=vb). I use FTP (binary) to get the file and put it on the unix system - call this file file.b
Then to test my theory out I ftp file.b BACK to the the mainframe system using among other things: site recfm=vb.
However, file.a (the...
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What I would like to do is have a perl program: Perl_A
and have Perl_A call another program (potentially in perl - maybe KSH) - let's call it: external_program.
So,
Perl_A
...code
...code
qx!external_program!
...code
...code
The catch is that external_program will set...
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I have been doing some reserach on Perl Modules and was wondering if anybody had any opinions on the Error.pm module. Is it safe to use. I have read conflicting opinions on it.
Thanks
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I have been doing some research and discovered the Error.pm module at cpan.org. The first thing I read seems to say the Error.pm is wonderfull and solves many error handling problems well. However, then I read some other stuff that say Error.pm causes more problems than it solves and some...
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I have a feeling the answer to this question is no. But I thought I would ask just to be sure.
I have lookup file: so to speak "lookupfile.data" which contains various information. I also have a lookupfile_update.ksh script which is a Korn Shell script and allows add/change/delete...
I hope I am explaining this okay. Our shop has a wrapper script so to speak that all production Korn Shell scripts are called under. The wrapper script controls various processing options such as cycle date etc. This all works great EXCEPT when the wrapper script is updated.
This might be...
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