Re^2: ... something in the environment?

Thanks. I should have said (and did in a previous incarnation of this post, lost when my work comp temporarily died!) that $p1 - 9 are parameters that are passed in to the subroutine this is in. So they're all initialized.

Maybe I should be concerned that I DIDN'T get 'uninitialized value' messages in my testing environment ...?

I'm really stumped. I have found what I thought was an obvious solution to this three times or so.

Also, if it matters, the full complaint is "Use of uninitialized value in subroutine entry at <script> <line number>".

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Re^3: ... something in the environment? by bliako (Abbot) on Feb 27, 2020 at 22:58 UTC
this is beyond my ability but can I assume that this is XS related? That is, it comes from within the db driver? Or simpler explanation: the db stores some illegal values or undef? This is what made me think that: Re: Source of warning message: "Use of uninitialized value in subroutine entry". (that post has cult value too) bw, bliako	[reply]