Howdy,
I'm a client reading the SQL output from a socket connection(using the socket module) and I am returned multiple lines from a SQL select:
I currently have the line : $response = <$remote>;
Which kinda works for one line but I need to read multiple lines and find the end of the data returned. Seems the word SQLEND would do nicely. I would like this data to be in an array that so that I can play with the data.
Note that the connection does not drop at the end data. I have to close it myself.... That does not seem to be a problem as I am using "close($remote);" and once I see the SQLEND I can invoke it. SO me thinks...

Thanks

In reply to Creating Arrays on the Fly by sdl3

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