Hi there Monks!
I am using DBI on a .csv file and while running this SQL:
...
      my $sql= "SELECT name,city, COUNT(*) AS rows 
                  FROM myfile.csv
                  WHERE myfile.csv >= CURDATE() - INTERVAL(6) DAY 
                  AND myfile.csv  < CURDATE() + INTERVAL(1) DAY";
...

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Question is; is INTERVAL not part of DBI SQL? Any other suggestions?
Error:
BD::CSV::st execute failed: Can't find table containing column named '
+interval' at /Library/Perl/5.18/SQL/Statement/Function.pm line 212.
 [for Statement "SELECT name,city COUNT(*) AS rows 
                  FROM file.csv
                  WHERE mydate >= CURDATE() - INTERVAL(6) DAY 
                  AND mydate < CURDATE() + INTERVAL(1) DAY"] at file.p
+l line 94, <GEN1> line 2.
DBD::CSV::st execute failed: Can't find table containing column named 
+'interval' at /Library/Perl/5.18/SQL/Statement/Function.pm line 212.
 [for Statement "SELECT name,city, COUNT(*) AS rows 
                  FROM file.csv
                  WHERE mydate >= CURDATE() - INTERVAL(6) DAY 
                  AND mydate < CURDATE() + INTERVAL(1) DAY"] at file.p
+l line 94, <GEN1> line 2.

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Thanks for looking!

In reply to DBI INTERVAL Error by Anonymous Monk

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