From: Deviloper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> If you use RaiseErrors, DBI dies in case of error. In a daemonlike
> script, that is properly the last thing you want to happen.
Not really. die() doesn't mean "exit the script with this message".
It means "throw this exception and in case no one catches
If you use RaiseErrors, DBI dies in case of error. In a daemonlike script, that
is properly the last thing you want to happen.
the perldoc on finish() might has missed out, that if autocommit is
deactivated, it is not guaranteed that the commit to db is done at the moment
the instruction is ex
From: Deviloper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> in the early days of the dbi-modul there was a function $dbh->ping().
> nearly no driver ever implemented it.
>
> I want to check the status of my db, in my daemon on a regular base.
> I could not find any standard solution. Today I´m just doing a query
> and c
On Mon, Oct 13, 2008 at 10:29 AM, Deviloper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> in the early days of the dbi-modul there was a function $dbh->ping().
> nearly no driver ever implemented it.
>
> I want to check the status of my db, in my daemon on a regular base.
> I could not find any stand
Hi there,
in the early days of the dbi-modul there was a function $dbh->ping().
nearly no driver ever implemented it.
I want to check the status of my db, in my daemon on a regular base.
I could not find any standard solution. Today I´m just doing a query
and check then if there where errors.
