Am 2005-04-03 10:41:06, schrieb Sean Davis:
> Michelle,
>
> There may be other answers for this, but if you need to connect 2-3 times
> per second, you probably need a persistent connection which, as far as I
> know, can't be obtained (and maintained) from bash. Is there a reason not
> to do this from the server side or even from a standard client-side
> language like perl, java, or C?
First: I have no clue about perl and java.
Second: I use C, but never used in conjunction with a database
I the datsbase should queried from, e.g., a procmailrc and check
for IP addresses and much more. Most TABLES has only 2 or 3 COLS
The problem are the ROWS of the database.
So I am searching for a simpel solution to access the DB from BASH
OK, I have already codes stuff in php and the RETVAL was simpel
"VAL1 VAL2 VAL3" which I can cut into:
RETVAL=`php pg_query.php $SERVER $DB $TABLE $COL $SEARCH`
if [ $? == "1" ] ; then exit 1 ; fi
VAL1=`echo $RETVAL |cut -d " " -f1`
VAL2=`echo $RETVAL |cut -d " " -f2`
VAL3=`echo $RETVAL |cut -d " " -f3`
where the pg_query.php has serched only in the
given $COL and returnd the whole $ROW as RETVAL.
I was thinkg that such tool already exist in C.
But if you have a DB of 10.000 lines, the above examle will be faster
then a BASH solution with a file like
RETVAL=`grep "^$SEARCH" $DB_FILE`
if [ $? == "1" ] ; then exit 1 ; fi
VAL1=`echo $RETVAL |cut -d " " -f1`
VAL2=`echo $RETVAL |cut -d " " -f2`
VAL3=`echo $RETVAL |cut -d " " -f3`
and pgsql can be updated concurently, a $DB_FILE not.
Oh yes, from time to time a have realy need for a DB even in stupid
BASH scripts because it makle the life easier.
And the other think is, the first $COL is every time UNIQ.
> Sean
Greetings
Michelle
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