I usually use gnuplot directly to draw graphs.
#!/usr/bin/perl use warnings; use strict; use DBI; my $filename = '1.dat'; my $graph = '1.png'; # Fake the database. my $db = 'DBI'->connect('dbi:SQLite:dbname=:memory:', "", ""); $db->do('CREATE TABLE goods (id INTEGER, price DECIMAL(5,2), quantity +INTEGER)'); my $populate = $db->prepare('INSERT INTO goods (id, price, quantity) V +ALUES (?, ?, ?)'); $populate->execute(@$_) for [ 1, 10, 100 ], [ 2, 2.5, 150 ], [ 3, 12.2, 25 ]; # Extract the ranges. my $get_maxq = $db->prepare('SELECT MAX(quantity), MAX(price) FROM goo +ds'); $get_maxq->execute; my ($maxq, $maxp) = $get_maxq->fetchrow_array; # Populate the input file. open my $data, '>', $filename or die $!; my $extract = $db->prepare('SELECT price, quantity FROM goods'); $extract->execute; while (my @row = $extract->fetchrow_array) { print {$data} "@row\n" } close $data; # Draw the graph. open my $gp, '|-', 'gnuplot' or die $!; print {$gp} << "__GP__"; set term png; set output '$graph'; set yrange [0:$maxq * 1.1]; set y2range [0:$maxp * 1.1]; set ytics nomirror; set y2tics 0, 2.5; set xtics 0, 1 out; set key out; plot '$filename' using 0:(\$1 * $maxq / $maxp):(.9) with boxes \\ fillstyle transparent solid .1 title 'histogram',\\ '' using 0:2 with lines fillcolor 2 title 'lines'; __GP__ close $gp; unlink $filename;
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In reply to Re: Data to fetch from Database to display in graph by choroba
in thread Data to fetch from Database to display in graph by Sarat1729

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