NAME
eBD::Process - Common eBD process functions
VERSION
version 0.0.1
SYNOPSYS
use eBD::Process;
my $dbh = open_dbh();
METHODS
open_dbh
Opens the DBH of the current eBD running. As it runs inside eBD, it
finds the alias in the environment variable EBD_ALIAS.
returns
The dbh
example
my $dbh = open_dbh();
INSTALLATION
Operating System Perl
If you are able to run a shell in your system. Install the library doing
$ perl Makefile.PL
$ make test
$ sudo make install
eBD perl
If you want to run this process from eBD perl. You have to find out
where it is, maybe something like ~ebdfas/system/bin/perl
# ~ebdas/system/bin/perl Makefile.PL
# make test
# make install
Now the script must run with eBD perl. One not bad way is running it
from a shell:
#!/bin/bash
CMD=$EBD_SYSTEM/bin/perl
FILENAME=`basename $0 .sh`
exec $CMD $FILENAME.pl $@
This may raise a security problem because bogus arguments can be passed
to this shell and run by the eBD user. Also most of the eBD perl
libraries are quite old and should not be upgraded. If you need to use
some library you should install it in the OS perl, not the eBD perl.
No way to install it
Upload the .pm file and call it from your script like this:
use lib '.';
use eBD::Process;