Data Conversion

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Hi, I am trying to write to a file elements of an array. The output I want is simple LDIF format like this: dn:uid=xxx,cn=yyy,cn=zzz,O=xyz ,C=OO objectClass: inetOrgPerson objectClass: organizationalPerson objectClass: person objectClass: top Has some one done something like this using "sprintf" or any other

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MediaMonkey 3 Music Manager Launches, Supports 100000+ Tracks PR Web (press release), WA - 10 hours ago

When I read about this here, I initially thought that it's yet another incarnation of what Fatwire used to call Integration Centre. But then I noticed that as part of this platform, they have included an EMC Documentum connector with plans of more such connectors. I recently heard

Hi, I have following code which works ok. It does following: 1. reads data from a input file 2. puts the data into seperate variables in a array 3. reads from this array and prints out to another file It works except that it prints the same record 4 times. I can see I have missed some thing in my array definition as their are 4 elements

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Manufacturing Computer Solutions

Following on from the discussion about finding all of a set of characters in a string, here is a "cockroach race" I've made to see which solution is faster. I ran this on Perl 5.10, so you might get different results with some other version. use warnings; use strict; use List::MoreUtils qw/all/; sub bullock

I am using 9i client to connect a 9i database 9.2.0.5 enterprise / 9i listener I have setup an ODBC connection to a sqlserver database on this server I can run the following code on the server select * from mi_v_agents@rdt ...where rdt is a link whenever I try and run from my client it fails / ORA-12154

Draft Redbook, last updated: Thu, 19 Jun 2008 - IBM Information Server grid deployment overview - Migrate an existing IBM Information Server to a grid environment - Grid deployment toolkits The computing industry is evolving from "limited scalability" Shared Memory Symmetric Multiprocessors infrastructures to "unlimited scalabilty" Shared Nothing GRID computing (Networked Multi-Process computing) infrastructures.

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Hi Group, Oracle 10G - This is my problem: There's a table containing a time series like date,val 1.1.08,2 2.1.08,1 3.1.08,4 5.1.08,-1 Now I need to advance this table in time, the new records come from a query so I have something like: insert into timeseriestable select date,val from timeseriesquery

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