Hi monks! 
sub session_create
{
  my ($obj, $dbh, $userid) = @_;
  my $mydbh = $dbh;

  unless($mydbh) { $mydbh = &libyn::DB::connect_to_db($obj); }

  $CGI::Session::MySQL::TABLE_NAME = $libyn::Config::DbTables{sessions
+};
  my $session =  CGI::Session->new("driver:MySQL", $obj->{-cgi}, { Han
+dle => $mydbh }) or die "CGI::Session->new failed.";
  $session->name('sessionId');
  $session->expire('+1h');
  $session->param('userId', $userid);

  unless($dbh) { $mydbh->disconnect(); }

  return $session;
}

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I do not get an error but that database table does not get filled. The structure of the database table is 
CREATE TABLE yn_sessions (
 id varchar(32) NOT NULL default '',
 a_session text NOT NULL,
 userId bigint(20) default NULL,
 UNIQUE KEY id (id)
) TYPE=MyISAM;

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The doc of CGI::Session says that id has to be of type CHAR; i did create the table using CHAR in the first place and i tried changing it to CHAR later but it ain't working...
Can that be the problem?

In reply to CGI::Session and MySQL by esskar

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