Hi Monks!
I am trying to work with this code that uses CGI::Application and I am having an issue where in the "cgiapp_init" I need to connect to two different databases, it works on the first one but if I try to pass the dbh value for the second it doesn't work, maybe I am passing it wrong, if someone has any idea it would be great: 
...

sub cgiapp_init {

  my $self = shift;
  

     my $db = 'myServer';
     my $user = 'user';
     my $pass = 'pass';
     my $sql_dbh = DBI->connect( "DBI:ODBC:$db", $user, $pass )
                               || print "Connect fail: $!";
     
     my $as400_db = 'AS400';
     my $as400_user = 'user;
     my $as400_pass = 'pass';
     my $as400_driver = DBI->connect( "DBI:ODBC:$as400_db", $as400_use
+r, $as400_pass )
                               || print "Connect fail: $!";

     
     $self->param('mydbh' => $mssql_dbh, 'mydbh400' => $as400_driver )
+;


}

...

sub one {

 my $self = shift;

 # Get database connection
 my $dbh = $self->param('mydbh');
 ...
 
}


sub two {

 my $self = shift;

 # Get database connection
 my $dbh = $self->param('mydbh400');
 ...

}

...

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Thanks for the Help!

In reply to DB Connection using CGI::Application by Anonymous Monk

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