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Perl-Users Digest Tue, 6 Sep 2005 Volume: 10 Number: 8393
Today's topics:
for debora: very teasingly delicious postings - eg ur <amassed@rosliah.be>
Looking for best solution - FastCGI, ODBC, FreeTDS, MSS <eric@afaik.us>
Re: Where to begin with Perl 6 (Hue-Bond)
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Date: Tue, 06 Sep 2005 23:53:45 +0200
From: brantley <amassed@rosliah.be>
Subject: for debora: very teasingly delicious postings - eg ur ekpu - (1/1)
Message-Id: <14A43159679i9X88675283d291V11522X792375196s1251o@news.rosliah.be>
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bilpe ...
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Date: Tue, 06 Sep 2005 14:37:30 -0400
From: Eric Anderson <eric@afaik.us>
Subject: Looking for best solution - FastCGI, ODBC, FreeTDS, MSSQL
Message-Id: <1126031979.7cf90af91728358b2765d567b012bbda@teranews>
I'm looking for advice on how to best allow perl to interact with
MS-SQL. The setup I have is the following:
1) I have an application that we have developed mostly for MySQL but we
want to bring it to a wider ranges of database servers. MS-SQL is once
place we are trying to bring this application.
2) Our application works well on Windows and Unix-like systems (Linux)
but one area we are having problems in a Windows and Linux setup. We
have the application installed on a Linux box and MS-SQL on Windows. To
allow the application to connect to the MS-SQL database we are trying to
use the FreeTDS (http://freetds.org/) library. Since our application
currently is coded to the use DBI interface we seem to have one of two
choices for DBI Drivers:
* DBD::ODBC
* DBD::Sybase
3) We first worked with the ODBC drivers since that is setup out-of-the
box on Windows and in available via unixODBC on Unix. This has worked
fairly well except two problems:
* On Linux is is dog slow compared to MySQL or MS-SQL with the app
installed on Windows).
* We are having problems storing more than 32K worth of data in the
"image" field type.
* When running our application under FastCGI we get random segmentation
faults that we don't get when using MySQL or when running against MS-SQL
with the app on Windows.
4) To get rid of these problems I decided to try DBD::Sybase. According
to the FreeTDS site this actually the preferred driver. Since testing
this I found out a major feature lacking in the FreeTDS library. It
currently doesn't support placeholder-style statements (?). Most of the
application uses placeholder style statements and changing it to
straight SQL would be a bit of a pain. On the plus side I think I did
get a speed boost (based on the few bits of functionality I could
access) and from limited testing I didn't seem to get the segmetation
faults.
Long story made short (too late) I was wondering what other perl
developers were doing for this type of setup. With MS-SQL having a large
market share, I have to believe that many people are in the same boat.
What are they doing and how are they working around these problems. Is
there something obvious that I am missing?
Eric
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Date: Tue, 6 Sep 2005 18:11:11 +0000 (UTC)
From: "David Serrano (Hue-Bond)" <responder_solo_en_el_grupo@yahoo.es>
Subject: Re: Where to begin with Perl 6
Message-Id: <slrndhrmtu.n1h.responder_solo_en_el_grupo@genus.hue-bond.info>
John Bokma, lun20050905@13:03:34(CEST):
>
> Also, I understand that there is a Perl6 that runs on HUGS (IIRC)?
There's an implementation of Perl6 (or at least, the part that is well
defined and is indeed implementable) in haskell. Its name is Pugs. I've
compiled it in my Debian/Linux machine using ghc (didn't use hugs). It works
for me (ie: it runs hello world =)). It's at http://www.pugscode.org/.
The Perl6 main page is at http://dev.perl.org/perl6/. You can start reading
the docs called Exegeses to take a look to the new features.
--
David Serrano
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