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Thanks for the reply but Hmm.. have tried that but still wont work.
On Tuesday 01 April 2003 02:13, you wrote:
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($sql01) = join "select description from table where
host=", "$abc;";
print "$sql01 \n";
my $query01 = $dbh -> prepare($sql01) || die "Prepare failed:
$DBI:: errstr \n";
$query01 -> execute;
Jasmine Chua
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On Sunday 30 March 2003 06:37, Rob Dixon wrote:
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> > i tested out to print $dstip alone.. and it works. $dstip does has a
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> Jasmine.
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i tested out to print $dstip alone.. and it works. $dstip does has a value.
On Sunday 30 March 2003 05:23, you wrote:
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my ($A2, $B2, $C2, $D2) = (split /\./, $dstip);
if ($A1 != 111 || $B1 != 222 || $C1 != 333) {
print "$srcip $dstport\n";
}
}
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can
figure out and explain the regex for it, it will be extremely beneficial.
thanks!
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Hi thanks .. for telling me tht DBI dont accept $!
erm i still have problems though. Theres actually data in the this table made
up of 2 columns. But, apparently my query keep returning "0" and "new" which
I cant understand why.
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
turn the results
my $results = $query -> fetchrow_array;
print "$results \n";
print "RESULTS OF QUERY: $results \n";
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