RE: Problem with DBD::Sybase using Sybase IQ

 

Thanks Rama, I'll try that out.

 

Can I ask a follow-up question?

 

I cane across this error while trying to get Class::DBI to work with
Sybase IQ. The code below is how Class::DBI does its updates.

Have you (or anyone) been able to get Class::DBI to work with Sybase IQ.

 

 

Thanks in advance,

 

Joe

 

________________________________

From: Raju, Ramakrishna (Equity) [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: 23 March 2005 17:16
To: Cumming, Joe; [email protected]
Subject: RE: Problem with DBD::Sybase using Sybase IQ

 

Joe,

 

    You should be using the bind_param() to specify the type of the
parameter, like

 

    $stmt->bind_param( 1, "jc", SQL_VARCHAR );

    $stmt->bind_param( 2, "2005-02-28", SQL_DATETIME );

...

...

 

    and then,

 

    $stmt->execute();

 

    At the top, instead of "use DBI;" , say "use DBI qw(:sql_types);" .
This should import the sql types into your .pl .

 

Ram


[Raju, Ramakrishna (Equity)]  -----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]On
Behalf Of Cumming, Joe
Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2005 9:17 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Problem with DBD::Sybase using Sybase IQ

	 

	Hello,

	 

	I have a problem running execute() in DBD::Sybase when it has
bind parameters.

	 

	The following code

	 

	my $sqlstmt =<<'EOST';

	INSERT INTO creditqr.Tenor (MartModifiedID, MartSnapDate,
ShortName, Tenor, TenorID)

	VALUES (?,?,?,?,?);

	EOST

	 

	my $stmt = $dbi->prepare($sqlstmt);

	 

	my @values = ('jc', "2005-02-28", "Test", 100, 500);

	 

	$stmt->execute(@values);

	 

	Produces the error:

	 

	DBD::Sybase::st execute failed: Server message number=21
severity=14 state=0 line=0 text=ASA Error -1000187: Unable to implicitly
convert column 'MartModifiedID' to datatype (varchar) from datatype
(integer).

	*       (db_sqlins.cxx 10136)  at dbitst.pl line 16.

	 

	 

	However, the code

	 

	my $sqlstmt =<<'EOST';

	INSERT INTO creditqr.Tenor (MartModifiedID, MartSnapDate,
ShortName, Tenor, TenorID)

	VALUES = ('jc', "2005-02-28", "Test", 100, 500);

	EOST

	 

	my $stmt = $dbi->prepare($sqlstmt);

	 

	$stmt->execute();

	 

	works fine.

	 

	 

	Has anyone come across anything similar and know of a fix?

	 

	Thanks,

	 

	Joe

	 

	 

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