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Post 55428 by Merlyn on Sunday 12th of September 2004 03:29:05 AM
09-12-2004
Thanks Mox!
Now just a couple more newbie questions! (I really am very new to this UNIX thing!)
1. What 'version' or 'form' of LINUX/UNIX should I use (again I apologise for these question which, once I understand all of this, will, I am sure, seem rather stupid at the end of the day!)?
2. Where, on the web, would I find the best place to download this version of UNIX/LINUX as well as instruction/documentation on installing it?
3. Do you know of any other any good LINUX resource sites that may help me as well?
4. Would I just use MS WindowsXP to share the drives using the standard "peer to peer" Windows network sharing method?
5. If I was not to use Windows is there another application I could install into LINUX/UNIX that would set it up like a "SNAP Server" - for example?
Thanks again Mox!
Merlyn
Now just a couple more newbie questions! (I really am very new to this UNIX thing!)
1. What 'version' or 'form' of LINUX/UNIX should I use (again I apologise for these question which, once I understand all of this, will, I am sure, seem rather stupid at the end of the day!)?
2. Where, on the web, would I find the best place to download this version of UNIX/LINUX as well as instruction/documentation on installing it?
3. Do you know of any other any good LINUX resource sites that may help me as well?
4. Would I just use MS WindowsXP to share the drives using the standard "peer to peer" Windows network sharing method?
5. If I was not to use Windows is there another application I could install into LINUX/UNIX that would set it up like a "SNAP Server" - for example?
Thanks again Mox!
Merlyn
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In some combinations of RDBMS and DBD drivers (e.g. FreeTDS and Sybase) statements with values bound to columns or conditions that are not strings will throw implicit type conversion errors. As long as a column data_type is defined and resolves to a base RDBMS native type via "_native_data_type" as defined in your Storage driver, the placeholder for this column will be converted to: CAST(? as $mapped_type) This option can also be enabled in connect_info as: on_connect_call => ['set_auto_cast'] connect_call_set_auto_cast Executes: $schema->storage->auto_cast(1); on connection. Used as: on_connect_call => ['set_auto_cast'] in connect_info. AUTHOR
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