Developing in an CGI-Environment

# ==========
my ( $hDB, $hStatement );
my ( $sDBId, $sDBStatus );
$hDB = &MyPackage::_OracleConnect(  );
$hStatement = $hDB->prepare("
    SELECT id, status
    FROM certificates
    WHERE url = ?
");
( $sDBId, $sDBStatus ) = $hStatement->execute( $p_sURL );
$hStatement->finish;
$hDB->disconnect;
# ==========

print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
print "p_sURL: #$p_sURL#<br>";
print "sDBId: #$sDBId#<br>";
print "sDBStatus: #$sDBStatus#<br>";

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Output: 
p_sURL: #sdsdfsfsdfsf#
sDBId: #0E0#
sDBStatus: ##

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URL is simply an parameter and is correct. Same statement used on SQLDeveloper - Output: 
        ID     STATUS
---------- ----------
         6          0

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In reply to Perl DBI - Weird result set by Yaerox

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