Subj : database access using Perl
To   : Russ Johnson
From : Jame Clay
Date : Sun Jul 15 2001 03:11 am

Hello Russ!

09 Jul 01 21:28, Russ Johnson wrote to Jame Clay:

 RJ> It's entirely possible that those are harmless warnings, and not 
 RJ> really errors.

    No, what I think it is, is that a couple of lines in the nodelist are badly 
formed;   perhaps are one field short.   In any case, a field that's expected 
to have something in it, doesn't;  either nothing, or perhaps the wrong type.  


 RJ> If you reverse the process to dump the data from the 
 RJ> database, and then compare the results with the input, do you get 
 RJ> differences?

   Haven't tried that as yet;  it won't be directly comparable, but I could be 
used to find a couple of lines near the beginning with fields that either don't 
have any info or the lines themselves didn't make it into the database (which 
is what I think would happen).   If I can't otherwise figure it out, I'll try 
it that way...



Regards,
Jame

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