Hey so you guys are saying that it might not work for some scenarios?
because i tried with few examples and it works.
Kevin, this is not a school assignment or anything, so dont take it seriously.
here are few of the examples i tried,
i want to make sure it works so when i load the complete...
Thanks Kevin,
I already did it, wanted to make sure if someone has a better idea. Its good to share the knowledge.
substr($SERIAL_NO,0,1)==(/^[a-zA-Z]/) and
substr($SERIAL_NO,1,1)==(/^[a-zA-Z]/) and substr($SERIAL_NO,2,1)==(/^[a-zA-Z]/)
I have files coming to the server which are as follows
<<TYPE>>_<<DATE_SENT>>_01-<<DATE_DOWNLOADED>>.txt.gpg
so for example i get two files
TRANSPORT_20071020_01-20071023.txt.gpg and
CALCULATE_20071020_01-20071023.txt.gpg
based on the type i want to move those files to different locations...
I don't think the data is being stored or opened in binary.
ALPHA is just an example for the data where i have nvarchar datatype.
in the table, its stored as ALPHA, but when i extract it, it comes out in file as ^@A^@L^@P^@H^@A and thats too when i open it in vi editor. When i do head/tail then...
I've a nvarchar2 datatype for the column and when i extract the data using PERL, the file gets created. But, when i open the file using vi editor i get something like ^@A^@L^@P^@H^@A for the value ALPHA.
When i do more file_name, then i cannot see any columns after the nvarchar datatype column...
I have the following part of code in perl
and i am trying to figure out what is wrong and why it fails.
I am running the following command
/usr/loc/bin/shift -v --md5 --record=shift --append-date --no-open=w ~account/ ~/account>> ~/account/shift.log 2>&1...
I have a variable A = 0000001111111
how can i remove the preceding zeros from the variable A and assign it to variable B
so I should have variable B = 1111111
Thankyou
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