Are you executing a $dhh->disconnect after you're done with using the db?

I would suggest running your script using the debugger to find out where it is hanging up.

from the command line:
perl -wd script_name.cgi

If you have query string parameters you can send them in as command line args:
perl -wd script_name.cgi name=value name2=value

The n key will step thru your program line by line, s will step into a subroutine. You should easily be able to find the line causing the problem that way. Check the docs for the debugger, it's the way to go.

hth,
john

In reply to Re: CGI just won't die... by johnny_carlos
in thread CGI just won't die... by Theseus

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