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Re: Re: Re: Inserting values into MS Access sub tables

by LanceDeeply (Chaplain)
on Jul 09, 2002 at 21:55 UTC ( [id://180623]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Re: Re: Inserting values into MS Access sub tables
in thread Inserting values into MS Access sub tables

blackadder-

what was the error message you received?
if you're having trouble coding up it up, here's a shot at it:
sub LookupServerID { # get the servername that was passed into the function my $serverName = shift; # build the sql to select the server_id my $sql = "select server_id from server_tbl where server_name = '$ +serverName'" # execute the sql with the open $perms_db object if ($perms_db->Sql($sql)) { # error during sql! print "Error:" . $perms_db->Error() . "\n"; # return a value anyway and let the caller check for -1 return -1; } # process the result set $perms_db->FetchRow(); # get the first row within the result set my(%data) = $perms_db->DataHash(); # return the server_id to the caller return $data{'server_id'}; # PLEASE NOTE: this code does not watch out for the case where th +e server_name does not exist. you should code for this case. }


You should really take a look at this page for a good tutorial for Win32::ODBC.
There's a couple of examples there from the guys who wrote the module.

OK there champ- take another whack at it.

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