Script is: accept filename as argument(also handle CTRL+C).to check whether th file exist in the current directory,it it then using awk find the employees who are either born in 1990 or drawing a salary greater than 25000.
In my database file 1st field is of id ,2nd field is name,5th field is of salary and 4th field is of date of birth in the format dd/mm/yyyy.
Error is: Unexpected end of file and unable to match pattern "'.
Please check my code and also suggest me how to handle CTRL+C
code :
Thanks in advance.
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class::dbi::test::sqlite
Class::DBI::Test::SQLite(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation Class::DBI::Test::SQLite(3pm)NAME
Class::DBI::Test::SQLite - Base class for Class::DBI tests
SYNOPSIS
use base 'Class::DBI::Test::SQLite';
__PACKAGE__->set_table('test');
__PACKAGE__->columns(All => qw/id name film salary/);
sub create_sql {
return q{
id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,
name CHAR(40),
film VARCHAR(255),
salary INT
}
}
DESCRIPTION
This provides a simple base class for Class::DBI tests using SQLite. Each class for the test should inherit from this, provide a
create_sql() method which returns a string representing the SQL used to create the table for the class, and then call set_table() to create
the table, and tie it to the class.
METHODS
set_table
__PACKAGE__->set_table('test');
This combines creating the table with the normal Class::DBI table() call.
create_sql (abstract)
sub create_sql {
return q{
id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,
name CHAR(40),
film VARCHAR(255),
salary INT
}
}
This should return, as a text string, the schema for the table represented by this class.
perl v5.12.4 2005-05-24 Class::DBI::Test::SQLite(3pm)