Larry Wissink wrote:
>
> We have a backup server that is missing records from the production
> server for a particular table. We know that it should have sequential
> records and that it is missing some records. We want to get a sense of
> the number of records missing. So, we know the problem
On May 12, Larry Wissink said:
>We have a backup server that is missing records from the production
>server for a particular table. We know that it should have sequential
>records and that it is missing some records. We want to get a sense of
>the number of records missing. So, we know the prob
- Original Message -
From: "Larry Wissink" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Newsgroups: perl.beginners
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2004 6:39 PM
Subject: Finding missing numbers in sequence
I have a problem that I thought would be perfect for Perl, except t
I think there will be some optimizations always possible, but You wont
get any dramatic improvements.
What I would do is something like this
First make sure that all the data is sorted in the file
Create a sequence array of all the required numbers, In your example it
was all numbers from 1..10
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I have a problem that I thought would be perfect for Perl, except that I
seem to be using all my system resources to run it. Of course this
probably means I'm doing it the wrong way...
The problem:
We have a backup server that is missing records from the production
server for a particular tab
