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Ran your code for an Oracle 10g and got the same results.

my $dbh =  DBI->connect('dbi:Oracle:', 'usr/pass@service_name', '') or
+ die DBI->errstr;

 ....

Connected OK to Oracle.
Clear out existing data from the test table ..
Add (44,Some benign text) to the test table ..
Add (55,Just regular data) to the test table ..
Add (66,Evil data');DELETE FROM jobs;) to the test table ..
Dump out the result.
'44', 'Some benign text'
'55', 'Just regular data'
'66', 'Evil data');DELETE FROM jobs;'
3 rows
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In reply to Re: Preventing SQL injection attacks: Placeholders are enough for MySQL, Postgresql and SQLite by olus
in thread Preventing SQL injection attacks: Placeholders are enough for MySQL, Postgresql and SQLite by talexb

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