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I need some help in choosing methodolgy or tool kit, or something, to port a PERL app to CGI. I have written an app that allows browsing, creating, deleting, dissection and/or manipulation of db objects. It runs quite well in xwindows using cursor positioning. There are about 20 different...

I need some help in choosing methodolgy or tool kit, or something, to port a PERL app to CGI. I have written an app that allows browsing, creating, deleting, dissection and/or manipulation of db objects. It runs quite well in xwindows using cursor positioning. There are about 20 different...

Is there a command to tell me how many users deep I am after using su? I use su all day long keeping many windows open on different machines and different users depending on the job at hand. How can I tell if the current session running in any xterm window, is the initial window, or some level...

Thanks, but I figured it out. Didn't see the \n's earlier. Below: $nxt_ln has the fetched long ============================= while ($nxt_ln =~ m/\n/g) { if ($i == 0) { $old_pos = 0; } else { $old_pos = $start_pos ; } $start_pos = pos $nxt_ln; $trig_data =...

Sorry about no example, here it is, and the column name is TRIGGER_BODY. Here is what it looks like when fetched ========================================================== BEGIN IF ax_setup_pkg.ax_exists (:NEW.org_id...

I have fetched a long, but have been unable to print it in a format that useful. I want to print it as it was before it was stored. I find that if I write it to a file it looks fine and then I could read it back in, but would prefer to create a array of print lines for browsing. I have also...

Thanks to both of you but, since I'm not married to awk, I am using this sed script. sed -e :a -e 's/\(.*[0-9]\)\([0-9]\{3\}\)/\1,\2/;t a'

How do I output large numbers is the format NNN,NNN,NNN..., using awk print or printf. Please give me an example. such as : ls -l|awk '{Tbytes += $5} END {print "Total Bytes " Tbytes}' Only output the total bytes in format NNN,NNN,NNN Thanks, Joe