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Hi,
get_affected_rows_length() will work only in case of 'update queries'. In 'select queries it will always return zero.
has_selected_record() returns true or false as written in the specifications at CPAN.

Thanks for the effor though :-),
Ranjan

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In reply to Re^2: using has_selected_record() of Net::MySQL by ranjan_jajodia
in thread using has_selected_record() of Net::MySQL by ranjan_jajodia

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