I am doing a perl query using 
my $prod_dbh = DBI->connect_cached('DBI:Sybase:database','web_','web')
+ || die "Couldn't connect to DB!\n" . DBI->errstr;
my $parent_sth = $prod_dbh->prepare_cached('select * from table where 
+id = ?');
$parent_sth->bind_param(1,$id);
$parent_sth->execute();
my @parent_data = $parent_sth->fetchrow_array();

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If I try to do another query it fails and give an error 
my $child_sth = $prod_dbh->prepare_cached('select * from table2 where 
+id = ?');
$child_sth->bind_param(1,$parent_data[0]);
$child_sth->execute();
my @child_data = $child_sth->fetchrow_array();
print Dumper(@child_data);

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Fails with statement handle DBI::st=HASH(0x1ed1280) still Active at When I add the line $parent_sth->finish(); to the first block of code. I get no data from the @child_data If I just grab the query and run it data is returned so I know the result should contain data but nothing is being returned when I dump child_data. I know it is executing the code when I print after the dumper I get my printed content. I was reading I need to

In reply to Perl DBI connect cached still active by newperldeveloper

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