When I say I have no control over the server I really mean it. I can't install anything on it. Even if I found a way and did it the IT people would skin me alive. Also about the key thing. As I said it's not really an option. The script can be run from at least 20 servers. I don't even know what...
Hi.
I need to write a script that will connect to another server using SSH and execute some commands. The tricky part is that it has to provide a password, and it can't use any third party libraries. So no Net::SSH::Perl. It gets better. Script will be run from multiple servers, but it will be...
Because when I was researching on how to parse CSV files thats pretty much then only thing I found. I didn't even know about Text::CSV untill it was mentioned here.
On a side note. Not a particular fan of VB, just a personal thing.
Anyway I got everything working with Text::CSV. Required very...
But it only does it for the first few lines, it ignores the empty fields in the rest of the file.
Here is how I get the row:
my $startC="A";
my $endC="AZ";
my $range=$startC.$row.":".$endC.$row;
my $row_array=$Sheet->Range($range)->{value};
Even if I modify just one line in the middle of...
Is it a standard perl package, or something that has to be installed seperatly?
If it has to be installed seperately I rather try to get OLE working first.
Hello.
I'm trying to write something that will modify comma seperated files. I'm using the Excel OLE to do it. Program works fine, except it has this wiered bug. After I modify the file first few lines are missing commas after the last entry.
So for example if orginal file looks like this...
Hi.
I tried it but when I do
use lib '/usr/local/some_dir';
no lib ".";
use DBI;
I get: Perl_sv_undef: referenced symbol not found at... on the use DBI; line.
Is it a bad installation of perl?
Thanks.
Hi.
I'm new to perl, so bear with me.
I'm trying to use DBI module to connect to MsSQL database from Unix server. Unfortenatly the admin on Unix server hid the module where the sun don't shine, and didn't add the path to the INV variable. I found the DBI.pm in /usr/local/(some more...
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