Anirban Adhikary wrote:
Hi List
Hello,
I am trying to write a code which will work as self monitoring script. The
parent will work for something and child will check that parent program is
running or not .
You want to do that the other way around. The child will do the work
and the paren
Hi List
I am trying to write a code which will work as self monitoring script. The
parent will work for something and child will check that parent program is
running or not . If parent is not running or somehow killed or crashed then
child will restart the parent . But I am not getting the desire
It appears that, after doing more research, the keep_root variable does not
keep the \data folder intact but removes it. Unless I am mistaken, is there
another method to cleaning a directory of files and subdirectories without
removing the directory itself?
(I know I can do it programmatically
On 5/13/09 Wed May 13, 2009 11:03 AM, "Vaishak"
scribbled:
> Hello List,
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> I have a DOS batch file which has perl script that runs at the end. The perl
> script fetches information from different files and database and generates
> an excel file. Is there a way I can open the ex
On Wed May 13 2009 @ 9:22, Steve Bertrand wrote:
> Jim Gibson wrote:
> > The first argument of push should be an array, not a scalar (even if that
> > scalar is a reference to an array).
> >
> > push( @{$graph_data->[0]}, $x_axis );
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> I'll have to do a bit of reading, because I can't remem
--Hello List,
--
--I have a DOS batch file which has perl script that runs at the end.
The --perl
--script fetches information from different files and database and
generates
--an excel file. Is there a way I can open the excel from CGI and
display on
--screen?
--
--
--Thanks
--
--Vau
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Hello List,
I have a DOS batch file which has perl script that runs at the end. The perl
script fetches information from different files and database and generates
an excel file. Is there a way I can open the excel from CGI and display on
screen?
Thanks
Vau
