On Tuesday February 7 2006 9:52 pm, Sara wrote:
> Using this query in my Perl Script to find the Category title from the
> database given as:
> C_and_C++/Forums
> C_and_C++/Codes
> C_and_C++/Sites
> etc.
> my $sql = qq(SELECT CAT_TITLE, FROM categories WHERE CAT_TITLE REGEXP
> '^C_and_C\\+\\+/[a-zA
On 2/8/06, Herschel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sara wrote:
>
> > Using this query in my Perl Script to find the Category title from the
> > database given as:
> > C_and_C++/Forums
> > C_and_C++/Codes
> > C_and_C++/Sites
> > etc.
> > my $sql = qq(SELECT CAT_TITLE, FROM categories WHERE CAT_TITLE R
Sara wrote:
> Using this query in my Perl Script to find the Category title from the
> database given as:
> C_and_C++/Forums
> C_and_C++/Codes
> C_and_C++/Sites
> etc.
> my $sql = qq(SELECT CAT_TITLE, FROM categories WHERE CAT_TITLE REGEXP
> '^C_and_C\\+\\+/[a-zA-Z|_]+\$' )
>
> $query = $dbh -> pr
Sara wrote:
[snip]
: my $sql = qq(
: SELECT CAT_TITLE,
: FROM categories
: WHERE CAT_TITLE REGEXP '^C_and_C\\+\\+/[a-zA-Z|_]+\$'
: );
[snip]
Why is there an escape character in front of the $ anchor?
There isn't one in any of the examples in the linked content.
Try this. It avoids
