I am reading unclean data and inserting to DB. At this stage, I need DB insert() statements to die if something dodgy happens, even a warning, for example I get this Non-integer value supplied for column. I use db-connection parameters these: {RaiseError=>1,PrintError=>1} and wrap my insert() around an eval to catch any die(), like my $rc = eval { $obj->insert(); 1 }; if( $@ || ! $rc ){ die "error for this object: $obj" }

But it does not work. The warning stays a warning and does not elevate to a die as I had hoped.

This works but isn't it too heavy in a loop of thousands of inserts?

for my $obj (@objstoinsert){
  local $SIG{__WARN__} = sub { die "died with $_[0], the object was $o
+bj" }
  $obj->insert()
}

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Isn't there a simple flag to ask to elevate all warnings to errors and die?

p.s. I could localise __WARN__ to an outer scope but messes up other warn()'s.

In reply to DBIx::Class die on warning by bliako

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