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RTF::Writer and printing
Alright, so here's the problem. I have a script that generates a report in HTML, whcih as we all know printing HTML isn't great, so I've added a button that when clicked will generate an RTF using RTF::Writer. Because of the potential of High Volume of users accessing this report I'm... -
PERL DBI: ORA-01000 Maximum open cursurs exceeded
I'm receiving this error ORA-01000: maximum open cursors exceeded I am wondering if anyone has ideas as how to solve this problem. I've read up on turning the prepare_cache() off, but hoping that there are other ways around this. Thanks in advance. -
Oracle Database Information
I'm looking to find information on the Oracle database. What it is and how to use it. I'll be writing perl scripts to access the database, but don't know anything about Oracle. Any links to documentation would be very helpful. Thanks.- h011ywood
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Oracle Database
I'm going to be writing perl scripts to access an Oracle Database. I know perl well, but haven't a clue how an Oracle Database works. I've seen previous threads the last few weeks regarding DBD::Oracle, and DBI modules, but was wondering where some good information lies the Oracle Databse... -
Automate user input = 'yes' or 'y'
I am working on a system recovery utility, and using the 'fsck' command. Although this command has the option -a to attempt to fix ALL errors, there are still certain errors that it requests user input to fix. (Found this through rigorous testing using fsck) Anybody know of a good way to feed...
