Hi all,

Has anyone ever used the Win32::ODBC to process multiple result sets of different sizes? It doesnt seem to rebind the columns correctly for me.
$db->sql(" select starttime = getdate() select a=1, b=2 select endtime = getdate() " ); do { while ($db->FetchRow()) { my @columnNames = $db->FieldNames(); my @values = $db->Data(); print join "|", @columnNames; print "\n"; print join "|", @values; print "\n"; } } while $db->MoreResults();
yeilds:
starttime 2002-08-01 18:45:31.277 starttime 1 starttime 2002-08-01 18:45:31.277
But I was expecting:
starttime 2002-08-01 18:45:31.277 a b 1 2 endtime 2002-08-01 18:45:31.277
Thanks!

In reply to having trouble w/ Win32::ODBC's MoreResults by LanceDeeply

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