Here is the entire script I used to produce the trace from. I pulled the query the original script was running and put it in a much smaller script to rule out anything add going on. It has a few things at the end commented out from when I was trying to figure out what was going on.
#!/usr/bin/perl use DBI; use Carp; use Data::Dumper; use Storable; my $db_sid = "veradb"; my $db_user = "DEV_DM_BUILD"; my $db_pass = "asc#Helper9asc#Helper9"; print("Connecting to the DM_BUILD\n"); my $dbh = DBI->connect(sprintf("dbi:%s:%s", 'Oracle', $db_sid), $db_user, $db_pass, { PrintError => 0, RaiseError => 1, AutoCommi +t => 0}) or confess "could not connect" . $DBI::errstr; my $sth = $dbh->prepare("drop TABLE CONTACT_HISTORY_CHG_pfay"); $sth->execute(); print ("dropped table\n"); $sth->finish(); my $sql = qq{CREATE TABLE CONTACT_HISTORY_CHG_pfay TABLESPACE TS_PROC PCTUSED 99 PCTFREE 0 STORAGE ( INITIAL 10M NEXT 1M PCTINCREASE 0) PARALLEL ( DEGREE 4) NOLOGGING NOCOMPRESS as select * FROM ( SELECT CAST(CONTACT_HISTORY.CONTACT_URN as NUMBER(12)) as CONTACT_ +URN ,CAST(MDM_CHG_PERM_ID.INDIV_ID as NUMBER(13)) as INDIV_ID ,CAST(CONTACT_HISTORY.CONTACT_POINT_TYP_CD as VARCHAR2(3)) a +s CONTACT_POINT_TYP_CD ,CAST(CONTACT_HISTORY.CONTACT_POINT_ID as NUMBER) as CONTACT +_POINT_ID ,CAST(CONTACT_HISTORY.CELL_KEY as VARCHAR2(63)) as CELL_KEY ,CAST(CONTACT_HISTORY.CAMPAIGN_KEY as VARCHAR2(63)) as CAMPA +IGN_KEY ,CAST(CONTACT_HISTORY.SEGMENT_KEY as VARCHAR2(63)) as SEGMEN +T_KEY ,CAST(CONTACT_HISTORY.LIST_SELECT_ID as NUMBER(18)) as LIST_ +SELECT_ID ,CAST(CONTACT_HISTORY.MESSAGE_ID as NUMBER(10)) as MESSAGE_I +D ,CAST(CONTACT_HISTORY.OUTPUT_DT as DATE) as OUTPUT_DT ,CAST(CELL.CELL_DEPLOYMENT_DT as DATE) as MAILED_DT ,CAST(RESPONSE_AGG_CHG.OPENED_DT as DATE) as OPENED_DT ,CAST(RESPONSE_AGG_CHG.DELIVERED_FLG as VARCHAR2(1)) as DELI +VERED_FLG ,CAST(RESPONSE_AGG_CHG.DELIVERY_CD as VARCHAR2(2)) as DELIVE +RY_CD ,CAST(CONTACT_HISTORY.VENDOR_SUPPRESS_RSN as VARCHAR2(3)) as + VENDOR_SUPR_RSN_CD ,CAST(RESPONSE_AGG_CHG.FST_CLICK_DT as DATE) as FST_CLICK_DT ,CAST(RESPONSE_AGG_CHG.LST_CLICK_DT as DATE) as LST_CLICK_DT ,CAST(RESPONSE_AGG_CHG.CLICK_CNT as NUMBER) as CLICK_CNT ,CAST(RESPONSE_AGG_CHG.OPTED_OUT_DT as DATE) as OPTED_OUT_DT ,CAST(MDM_CHG_PERM_ID.PERM_ID as NUMBER(13)) as PERM_ID ,CAST(null as VARCHAR2(15)) as BRAND_CD ,CAST('GENR' as VARCHAR2(15)) as MSG_PURPOSE_TYP_CD ,CAST(CONTACT_HISTORY.SELECTION_LEVEL_URN as NUMBER(13)) as +SELECTION_LEVEL_URN ,CAST(CONTACT_HISTORY.SELECTION_LEVEL_CD as VARCHAR2(5)) as +SELECTION_LEVEL_CD ,CAST(CONTACT_HISTORY.FUSE_FILE_ID as NUMBER) as FUSE_FILE_I +D ,CAST(CONTACT_HISTORY.CONTROL_FLG as VARCHAR2(1)) as CONTROL +_FLG FROM DEV_WAREHOUSE.CONTACT_HISTORY CONTACT_HISTORY Inner Join MDM_CHG_PERM_ID_11266 MDM_CHG_PERM_ID on CONTACT +_HISTORY.PERM_ID=MDM_CHG_PERM_ID.PERM_ID Left Outer Join CELL CELL on CONTACT_HISTORY.CELL_KEY = CEL +L.CELL_KEY Left Outer Join RESPONSE_AGG_CHG_11266 RESPONSE_AGG_CHG on +CONTACT_HISTORY.CONTACT_URN=RESPONSE_AGG_CHG.CONTACT_URN ) foo }; print("prepearing sql\n"); # Prepare the SQL query $sth = $dbh->prepare($sql) or confess "ERROR:$0: Error in SQL prepare:\n" . $sth->errstr +; $sth->trace( 30, 'trace30.txt' ); print("executing sql\n"); # Execute the SQL Query $sth->execute(); # or do { # print("Return Value $rv\n"); # print("-------------------------------------\n\n"); # print Dumper tied %$dbh; #print(Dumper($dbh->errstr)); #print(Dumper($DBI::errstr)); #$store \%$dbh, 'STH_VALUE.txt'; #store \$dbh, 'DBH_VALUE.txt'; #store \$DBI, 'DBI_VALUE.txt'; # }; #or do { # $msg = "Can't execute SQL statement:" . $DBI::errstr; # confess "$msg"; # }; print("finshed sql\n"); $sth->finish(); print("disconnect\n"); $dbh->disconnect();

In reply to Re^6: sth->execute returns undef when successful by Anonymous Monk
in thread sth->execute returns undef when successful by Anonymous Monk

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