I need to do something that seems like it'd be easy, but I can't for the life of me figure out how to do this in oracle.
We have a table that contains information about letters that contains (among others) the fields: Letter Id, Column_Nm and Column_Val. A given letter might have anywhere from...
I'm really not sure if this is more a mainframe question or an issue with the perl package. But I'm stuck either way.
We have a job that gets run manually on the mainframe, and a perl job on a linux box that runs a little later and grabs the file off of the mainframe that is produced by the...
Hi all,
I have an issue with my wireless network, that I think may be due to windows XP.
Here is the setup:
DSL modem, router, wireless AP, and another computer are all on a wired LAN in one room. The computer in question is in a different room, hence the wireless.
The wired LAN works...
Hi,
I'm having a problem with perl CGI.
I'm working off of some custom packages (.pm) that I'm making, and for some reason when I do 'make install' the Apache server doesn't pick up on the new version unless we shut it down and restart it.
How do I get around this? It's not really viable to...
Ok, this may be an apache problem, rather than a cgi problem, but I'd figured I'd ask here first since nothing I've read anywhere has given me any assistance.
I am working on a cgi script on a linux box. It is using two perl modules that I created. Everything was working fine (I could use the...
Hi all!
I'm trying to figure out a better way of using DBI::Proxy. We have an NT server with SQL7 on it and a RUMBA connection to DB2 on an AS400. I need to be able to access both databases from a linux box, so I'm using DBI and DBIProxy. Problem is, DBIProxy on NT doesn't have either threading...
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