Sorry for the misspellings above, that was me. Allow me to attempt to illuminate.
I can connect fine, and I use the

$cmd=$dbh->prepare(....);
$cmd->execute();
$cmd->finish;

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throughout. My file column is

varbinary(max)

, and to insert I do a

$cmd=$dbh->prepare("insert into filestable (filescolumn) values(?)");
$cmd->bind_param(1,$binfilecontents, DBI:SQLVARBINARY);
$cmd->execute;
$cmd->finish;

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This works great for most small files, gives me 0x for some, and for others (about 350kB) I get the hy090 error. I read somewhere that this indicates a negative buffer length somewhere, but am having no luck figuring out how to fix it. Please elighten me so I may progress in my training. Thanks.

In reply to Re: dbd odbc sql big file blues by CaptainDaddy
in thread dbd odbc sql big file blues by Anonymous Monk

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