Data Conversion

I have a cursor inside a procedure which fetches some records using dynamic query. Now I need to insert these values into a table long with two more values, one is a unique ID and the other is testcase name. Unique ID- It can be anything. In this case I use a variable J and increment it by 1 each time when I fetch the record.

If i have if ($item =~ /$exp/) { print 'yes'; My problem is that $item has a '*' in it at times. I'm getting weird behavior so i'm asking. Is this correct? $exp =~ s/\*/\\\*/g; if ($item =~ /$exp/) { print 'yes';

I'm doing some research on network performance requirements for database applications. I was wondering if anyone in this group would be willing to share their opinions regarding specific values that should be used as targets (latency/delay, jitter, packet loss). Various vendor documentation provides some guidelines (latency: Oracle

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Hi I'm having some isses with a 10G physical standby database and an archive gap. The standby instance does not use dataguard because of bandwidth limitations so instead I periodically copy over and manually register any archive logs from the primary instance i.e. alter database register physical logfile xxxxx. All of the logs are being

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I know you can do this, I just can't find it. How do you call a sub within a qq{} construct qq{The common term for H2O is chem("H2O").} Thank you (As soon is this post is complete... I'll find it) :-)

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Hi, Recently someone asked me to write a Perl script that would operate on a bunch of input files specified at the command line. This script was meant for a Unix-ish system, but I developed it on an MSWin system. Normally, when I write a Perl script that takes an arbitrary number of input files, I will include the line:

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