I'm using PERL Web application programs that have been built for and distributed by our organization. It has been working properly on a LiquidWeb installation running cPanel 76.0.22 Linux system. I'm now ported the same code base into another installation running on GoDaddy running cPanel 78.0.38 Linux system. The application works fairly well except at a crucial place. After much tracing, I found that the 'selectrow_array() always returns an empty list. If I use individual prepare-execute-fetch calls, it works. Of course, I don't want to change the code all over the place because selectrow_array is used everywhere. The Perl modules are installed by default by GoDaddy and I can make changes if I knew what to change. Anybody seen this type of error and what am I missing in the installation? Thanks Ajay

In reply to selectrow_array installation by AjayUSAPerl

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