Hello once again monkers!! I have this code 

  use DBI;
 
  sub simpleconnect
    {
       my $dbh;
       eval {$dbh=DBI->connect("dbi:Pg:dbname=$dbname;host=$host;port=
+$port", $dbuser, $dbpass, {AutoCommit => 0});}

       if ($dbh)
         {
           $dbh->disconnect();
         }
    }

  my $dbh;
  eval {$dbh=DBI->connect("dbi:Pg:dbname=$dbname;host=$host;port=$port
+", $dbuser, $dbpass, {AutoCommit => 0});}

  if ($dbh)
    {
      &simpleconnect();

      my $i=0;
my
      while ($i<=7)
        {
          $result=0; 

          my $sth=$dbh->prepare("INSERT INTO table1 (col1,col2) values
+( ?, 'test')");
          if ( $sth->execute($i) )
            {
              $result=1 if ( $sth->rows()==1 );
            }
          $sth->finish;
        }
      $dbh->commit() if ( $result );
      $dbh->disconnect();
    }

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My question is why when i start the script through mod_perl in my table 1 is only 1 query the last one. And when i start it without mod_perl every thing is OK. I have all my rows in table1.

In reply to Difference in perl_mod by himik

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