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Re^2: SQLite handling of errors through common function
by daxim (Curate) on Nov 06, 2013 at 12:32 UTC
    I downvoted this because the OP already uses RaiseError. The answer does not fit the question.
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      So sue me for overlooking that.   O_o ...   (Not that I give a damn about “XP” anyway, but let’s just stay on-topic here.)   Your eagle-eyed observation does raise a different point:   my understanding is that the presence of this option will prevent the execution of the existing handler-routine in the OP’s example, because (IIRC) it will throw an exception in case of any error.   The DBI-call won’t return a non-zero value ... it won’t return anything at all.   Instead, the code will die, and I see no error-handling logic (not even a basic eval{}) in it.   Which would definitely be a bug of a different sort.

        So sue me for overlooking that.

        There is no suing on perlmonks; daxim already downvoted

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        My understanding is the HandleError routine is called before DBI dies and the handler can actually alter what DBI does.

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