Hi monks,

I have a problem with mysql and perl. I wrote a cgi that connects to a mysql database on linux. This cgi calls in a loop select-statements ... everything well

I tried to used it on Windows XP ... For a loop < 17 calls it works but bigger then 17 not ... It hangs up with no return to the browser ... When i break the cgi in the browser, it writes the result for <17 entries ... 

WINDOWS XP
APACHE SERVER
MYSQL 4.0.13-nt
ACTIVEPERL 5.8.0

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I tried to use the linux mysql server with Windows (Apache Server, Perl) OK I tried to use the windows mysql server with Linux(Apache Server, Perl) OK in the mysql log in see just 17 Queries then it breaks 
>> end
...
                 33 QUERY  select ....
                 33 QUERY  select  .....
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In reply to mysql perl hangs on selects by Murcia

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