Um, let me clarify -- I parse the sql that is bracketed by BEGINSQL
and ENDSQL and feed it to DBI for execution.
-Joe
--- Peter Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 01:13 PM 3/18/02 -0800, Joe Raube wrote:
> >I have a file that contains, among other things, SQL that is
> >bracketed by BEGINSQL
At 01:13 PM 3/18/02 -0800, Joe Raube wrote:
>I have a file that contains, among other things, SQL that is
>bracketed by BEGINSQL and ENDSQL.
>
>I have written perl code that parses this out and executes it, and it
>is working for 99% of the cases.
Sounds like you just reinvented a fairly large wh
> I have a file that contains, among
> other things, SQL that is
> bracketed by BEGINSQL and ENDSQL.
>
> I have written perl code that parses
> this out and executes it, and it is
> working for 99% of the cases.
>
> I am getting some SQL though that
> spans multiple lines.
>
> How can I parse o
From: Joe Raube <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I have a file that contains, among other things, SQL that is
> bracketed by BEGINSQL and ENDSQL.
>
> I have written perl code that parses this out and executes it, and it
> is working for 99% of the cases.
>
> I am getting some SQL though t
I have a file that contains, among other things, SQL that is
bracketed by BEGINSQL and ENDSQL.
I have written perl code that parses this out and executes it, and it
is working for 99% of the cases.
I am getting some SQL though that spans multiple lines.
How can I parse out this case?
Thanks.