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background info - I am writing a shell script that is to build a sql script based on certain parameters. INPUT: and to_number(substr(ID,1,9)) in ( 009645316, 343740992, 400292219, 407335191, 409457202, 413510212, 415638303, ) output: and to_number(substr(ID,1,9)) in ( 009645316...

background info - I am writing a shell script that is to build a sql script based on certain parameters. INPUT: and to_number(substr(ID,1,9)) in ( 009645316, 343740992, 400292219, 407335191, 409457202, 413510212, 415638303, ) output: and to_number(substr(ID,1,9)) in ( 009645316...

I'm teaching myself perl on the fly, and I can't find any good documentation on regular expressions and delimiters that don't involve "Hello World." Can you help me decipher what this expression is doing? if (/^WAIT #(\d+): nam='([^']*)' ela=\s*(\d+)/i) the input is a oracle trace file, and...

I'm trying to teach myself perl, and I was given this canned script that runs a quasi-tkprof. Here's my code: use strict; use warnings; my $cid; # cursor id my %ela; # $ela{event} contains sum of ela statistics for event my $sum_ela = 0; # sum of all ela times across...

I'm trying to teach myself perl, and I was given this canned script that runs a quasi-tkprof. Here's my code: use strict; use warnings; my $cid; # cursor id my %ela; # $ela{event} contains sum of ela statistics for event my $sum_ela = 0; # sum of all ela times across...

I'm trying to teach myself perl, and I was given this canned script that runs a quasi-tkprof. Here's my code: use strict; use warnings; my $cid; # cursor id my %ela; # $ela{event} contains sum of ela statistics for event my $sum_ela = 0; # sum of all ela times across...

part 1 has already been answered part 2. It is frustrating because it is difficult to both interpret and modify. The writers of the constitution purposely left it vague because they didn't have all of the answers to transform the spirit of the constitution directly into the letter of the...

part 1 has already been answered part 2. It is frustrating because it is difficult to both interpret and modify. The writers of the constitution purposely left it vague because they didn't have all of the answers to transform the spirit of the constitution directly into the letter of the...

part 1 has already been answered part 2. It is frustrating because it is difficult to both interpret and modify. The writers of the constitution purposely left it vague because they didn't have all of the answers to transform the spirit of the constitution directly into the letter of the...

I'll assume you mean Arizona. Parts of it were conquered (plundered) from Mexico. Other parts were bought, part of the Gadsden Purchase. It was the last state of the union not named Alaska or Hawaii, conferred in 1912