There is no other code. :)

There are no other warnings. :)

I know it should print something. However it is not, hence my confusion.

I'd really just like an explanation of the examples in the Perl DBI book and/or Randal's article on why they used the format: 

eval {
 $dbh->do($statement);
 $dbh->commit();
}
if ($@) {
 $dbh->rollback();
 die $@;
}

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I believe my sample code is an example of this (save the $dbh->rollback, but that isn't the issue). The examples check $@ and then die with it, after a rollback. If $@ isn't being printed (interpolated into my warn string), how does the conditional execute? If it is executing (and hence doing a rollback) when $@ does not have a printable value, this may affect my transactions.

Or am I just completely batty?

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