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The headers aren't needed when you choose packages that are pre-compiled. If you just install binaries, you don't need the headers. It's sort of the approach that's necessary for ActiveState users, because most won't have a compiler. On unix systems though, I don't really like using a package manager because it's more limiting. There will always be a case where someone hasn't pre-packaged something you...

Quote: Originally Posted by bhawani2008 hello keath, i didnt got any response, if u know the perl script, can u pls post the perl scripts here or on my e-mail.. Thanks You can't be serious or that dense, can you? Keath was joking. Let me make it clear. We are not going to do you homework!

Hey Keath, Thanks for the explanation. I am almost done with my coding. I was able to get through the hurdle of getting $5 from the user. Have a great thanks giving

Thanks a million, Worked like a stripper at a regimental reunion!

Thanks!

CPAN has a category for such modules, Acme . Perhaps you should the create Acme::Immortal module to hold these subs.

Quote: Originally Posted by pu8y Erm...now I need to reverse it, which i have the work week, how can I get the date of the first day for that work week? In the condition where each work week starts on monday. Erm...how many other forums did you post this question on. Should anyone bother working up a solution, or has the question already been answered?

I have a perl daemon script which gets data from DB and for each row forks a child process which will make a web service request. My script ensures that the number of forks will never be greater than 5. Both the parent and child processes uses Rose:: DB:: Object connection to access and update mysql db. During the execution, the parent process database connection is getting reset. Error: process_webservice stopped get_objects() -...

Quote: Originally Posted by ishnid What operating system are you running? Solaris.

Tanks! Regards