Yes, but it was my intention to check whether there was a difference between the 'bind' and the 'inline' versions over cgi and mod-perl execution using very similar syntax in both versions, the only difference being the use of the '?' placeholder.

I did not expect any difference (placeholders being emulated in DBD:MySQL), nor could I indeed find any significant difference, leading me to conclude that there is no interference between cgi/mod-perl as far as using place-holders is concerned.

So the reason must be found somewhere else.

Update: I tried using the $sth->bind_param(1, $parameter) to see if it made a difference: nope, all remained the same (within the to be expected statistical variations).

So either it must be a data-issue (seems rather far-fetched) or something with the OP's code (but we haven't seen it, so I cannot comment).

CountZero

"If you have four groups working on a compiler, you'll get a 4-pass compiler." - Conway's Law

In reply to Re: Re: Re: mod_perl was hosed by a bind variable by CountZero
in thread mod_perl was hosed by a bind variable by phildog

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