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"Sorry for the tantrum, but this is a frustrating experience."

It's equally as frustrating for us. I mean you have been asked at least twice to show the relevant software code so that we can help you, but instead of doing that in order to get help, you go on a rant.

Many of us here have been programming in Perl for decades, and have been on this site just as long helping Perl users with coding problems. Thing is, to resolve a coding problem, we kind of need to see code.

Once again, please post the relevant code that's triggering the problem, and some of the surrounding context as well.

"I really think it has something to do with..." ...there you go guessing again. Stop guessing at what you have no idea about. Show code so we can help you.

In reply to Re^3: DBI::db error I am confused! by stevieb
in thread DBI::db error I am confused! by traincity

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