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in thread Can I get the actual error for DBI->execute() ?

setting RaiseError => 1 does cause the script to exit immediately, yes?
yes, unless the "offending" code is wrapped in an →eval (what ForgotPasswordAgain suggested in Re^3: Can I get the actual error for DBI->execute() ?) or some form of →Try Catch Exception Handling. If your Perl is too old for the latter (or other reasons), there are Try::Tiny and friends.
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