The CSV files all have data. . . same files that display ok on my Win2k machine.

Some more code for your viewing (dis)pleasure:

my $files = $info{PATH_BASE} . $info{PATH_DATA};
my $filehandle = DBI->connect("DBI:CSV:f_dir=$files");
  or die "Could not connect to database: " . DBI->errstr;

$script = "SELECT Drafted, " .
          "       Team, " .
          "       Owner, " .
          "       Location, " .
          "       Age " .
          "  FROM owners " .
          " ORDER BY Drafted ASC " ;

$sql = $filehandle->prepare($script)
  || die "Couldn't prepare SQL: " . $filehandle->errstr;
$sql->execute()
  || die "Couldn't prepare SQL: " . $filehandle->errstr;

while (my $row = $sql->fetchrow_hashref)
{
  my %row_data;

  $row_data{TEAM} = $row->{'Team'};
  push(@table, \%row_data);
}

$sql->finish();

$tmpl_owners->param(
  LEAGUENAME => $info{LEAGUENAME},
  TEAMS => \@table
);

return $tmpl_owners->output;

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$info{PATH_BASE} . $info{PATH_DATA} turn out to be /www/cromedome.net/data/, which is what they should have been. It seems I never make it into while loop - I don't think that I'm pulling any data whatsoever. Should I execute that after the execute() and before the while()?

MrCromeDome

In reply to Re: (jeffa) Re: Problems using DBD::CSV by MrCromeDome
in thread Problems using DBD::CSV by MrCromeDome

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