I am developing a web page that will create purchase orders for me using HTML and Perl. I am using the DBI:ODBC module to interface into an Access DB that holds all the purchase order information. I am running IIS on my local machine to test and debug the code before I place it into...
I have minor question regarding perl and ODBC. I have multiple scripts that access, query, and modify an Access DB. I am using DBI:ODBC to accomplish this. Everything is working perfectly, except that I have found a minor quirk in PERL, and was wondering if anyone had any insight into the...
I have managed to get Perl to move from script to script without throwing the 1032 ODBC Error (Only for so long though) I have been able to move to 5 scripts without once getting this error, however on the 6th script it gives me the same error. I have tried moving the DB somewhere else...
I have created a System DSN for the file I wish to open. However, whenever I move to another script to handle other processing tasks, it gives me the following error:
couldn't open Purchase Order DB: po because -1032[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] The Microsoft Jet database engine...
I am using Win32::ODBC to connect to a database located on the C: drive of my computer. I have set up a file dsn through the administrator tools->ODBC tool in the control panel to point to the database with the microsoft access driver. Everytime I use the code
$DSN = "po.dsn";
#Connect to...
I am writing perl scripts that interface to a Access DB through the Win32:ODBC DBD module. I am using the same connection parameters across all my scripts. They look like the following:
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#!c:\Perl\bin\perl.exe -w
use dbi;
use...
I have installed Microsofts IIS and ActivePerl on my 2000 machine. I know the IIS is working, because I can access a web page I saved in the wwwroot directory. However, anytime I go to run a script (by typing in the URL http:\\localhost\Scripts\scriptname.pl) IE asks me if I wish to download...
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