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Charles
Hey,
Is there a way to cancel a sql query on windows? I got a perl script
who is lauch from a c++ application. The script does some query on a
remote database. The user can kill the script whenever they want
(closing main appl, pressing a cancel button you kill the script). Is
there a way to tell the perl script, using dbi, to cancel the current
query before dying... I check the dbi doc:
http://search.cpan.org/~timb/DBI-1.14/DBI.pm#Signal_Handling_and_Canceling_Operations
And the cancellation work only with signals and is not "safe". It look
impossible to cancel a query on windows since there is no signals, but
I don't beleive that anyone didint encounter the same problem before!
Thanks for any help.
Charles
Is there a way to cancel a sql query on windows? I got a perl script
who is lauch from a c++ application. The script does some query on a
remote database. The user can kill the script whenever they want
(closing main appl, pressing a cancel button you kill the script). Is
there a way to tell the perl script, using dbi, to cancel the current
query before dying... I check the dbi doc:
http://search.cpan.org/~timb/DBI-1.14/DBI.pm#Signal_Handling_and_Canceling_Operations
And the cancellation work only with signals and is not "safe". It look
impossible to cancel a query on windows since there is no signals, but
I don't beleive that anyone didint encounter the same problem before!
Thanks for any help.
Charles