SQL and PERL HELP

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August 11th, 2000, 07:07 AM

mohamed

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I am hosting with a particular copmpany, and I have asked them to setup a database for me. They did. I wrote a small program in perl that uses DBI to check for available drivers. When I run it, it does not see the MySQL driver. I contacted the host, but I never got a clear answer. It seems that I might be at fault here. Maybe I am missing something.

What do I need to do given that I have my database name, user name and password?

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August 11th, 2000, 08:52 PM

benliong

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Perhaps you should just telnet in there and try to access the mysql Database by using the command 'mysql -u username -ppasword'

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August 11th, 2000, 11:36 PM

mohamed

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That didn't work. I tried something else and it worked fine (it was something I got from the MySQL forum).

I appreciate your help.

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[This message has been edited by mohamed (edited August 11, 2000).]

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