I've played around with "strict" and "my", and funny enough, it doesn't fix the problem. I have found something else now... If I do not use procedures, ie. I do my mySQL connection, executing the SQL statement and disconnecting it all in one piece of code, it works fine, however, I'm using procedures to do that. I have a connection procedure, a disconnection procedure, and a SQL execution procedure. It looks like my $mwsdbh variable I receive from my connection is not a global variable, although it should be. When it comes to the execution of SQL statement procedure, the script dies.

Have you guys seen this behaviour before? I've tried "returning" the variable, but that doesn't work.

Thanks!

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In reply to Re: Re: Can't call method "prepare" on an undefined value by Massyn
in thread Can't call method "prepare" on an undefined value by Massyn

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