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Hello People, I'm currently experiencing a perplexing problem with the "ORA-01555: Snapshot too Old" Exception when writing to a Global Temporary Table on an Oracle 9i Release 2 database. The Temp Table concerned has been created with the ON COMMIT PRESERVE ROWS specification. I have a PL/SQL Procedure that is performing data validation on the

Hello People, I'm currently experiencing a perplexing problem with the "ORA-01555: Snapshot too Old" Exception when writing to a Global Temporary Table on an Oracle 9i Release 2 database. The Temp Table concerned has been created with the ON COMMIT PRESERVE ROWS specification. I have a PL/SQL Procedure that is performing data validation on the

This is an excerpt from the latest version perlfaq5.pod, which comes with the standard Perl distribution. These postings aim to reduce the number of repeated questions as well as allow the community to review and update the answers. The latest version of the complete perlfaq is at [link] .

The telnet login fails if the user has no password. I mean the user is not prompted with the ``Password:'' string and log in, as shown in below case 2. $cnn->login($user, $pass); It works in case 1. How can I make a script work with both cases? Thank you. CASE 1: $ telnet 192.168.4.30 Trying 192.168.4.30...

First of all, I am a rank amateur at Perl. Here is my problem: I have a hundred or more files in a directory on a web server (let's call it 'Library'). Each file is a pdf file and is named 'yyyymmm.pdf' where yyyy is the year (i.e. 2007) and mmm is the first 3 letters of the month (i.e. Jan). So a typical file name looks like '2007Jan.pdf'.

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Last night I played at the Satisfied Frog again.  I've included both pictures and a career message. My son and his girlfriend, Tayloranne - and her parents, showed up.  My daughter and her boyfriend, Zach, showed up.  And my son's friends Jeremy & Wyatt showed up. Tayloranne - amazing singer - far better than me  - should that be (far better than I?) Zach - amazing guitarist

EnterpriseDB News at Blogspot Chris Keene, the CEO for Wavemaker just blogged that combining Wavemaker and EnterpriseDB just got easier. Wavemaker has a new version that has out of the box support for both Postgres and EnterpriseDB. I wrote a couple of weeks

Willie's "Getting the Most out of DB2 for z/OS and System z" blog. I was sent a couple of zMyth Buster posters the other day by a friend. At first, I had intended on posting them only in the "System z on Campus" group on Facebook

G'day everyone Context: ActiveState Perl Developers Kit, Windows XP. With CPAN changing so often, has anyone come up with a batch/automated mechanism to check if dependent modules have changed and then flag the developer and/or download the updates and recompile? With Devel::Modlist I can get a list of the modules used, e.g.