Ok, now for the bad news, ODBC gives the same result, (do ODBC and DBD::Firebird use the same driver?): 


my $loc_dsn = <<DSN;
dbi:ODBC:Driver=Firebird;Dbname=/home/image/Documents/Endoscopia/DB/ne
+wEndo.fdb;
ib_dialect=3;
DSN

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Gives: 


select ATT_RECORD_NAME_TXT from TBL_TEST_LEAK; 
Handle stop: 52407
Count difference: 1
DBD start: 52407
select ATT_RECORD_NAME_TXT from TBL_TEST_LEAK; 
Handle stop: 52408
Count difference: 1
DBD start: 52408
select ATT_RECORD_NAME_TXT from TBL_TEST_LEAK; 
Handle stop: 52409
Count difference: 1
DBD start: 52409
select ATT_RECORD_NAME_TXT from TBL_TEST_LEAK; 
Handle stop: 52410
Count difference: 1

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So maybe I need to back up a version!!

I'll try Firebird 2.1 next.

In reply to Re: Memory leaks in DBD::Firebird by Steve_BZ
in thread Memory leaks in DBD::Firebird by Steve_BZ

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