Download the latest release of SQL::Statement (v.1.08 or higher). There were bugs in capitalization on preveious versions.

If what you are looking for is a way to store objects in a database, here is an example of one way to store an object (in this case a CGI.pm query object) in a database and then retrieve it 

#!perl -w
use strict;
use DBI;
use CGI;

my $dbh    = DBI->connect("DBI:DBM(RaiseError=1):mldbm=Storable");

my $sql    = {
    drop   => "DROP TABLE test"
  , create => "CREATE TABLE test (name VARCHAR(10), cgi_obj BLOB)"
  , insert => "INSERT INTO test (name,cgi_obj) VALUES (?,?)"
  , select => "SELECT cgi_obj FROM test WHERE name=?"
};

populate( Barney => new CGI('species=dinosaur&color=purple') );
my $q = $dbh->selectrow_array( $sql->{select},{},'Barney');
my $rv = ( $q->param('color') eq 'purple' ) ? "ok" : "bad";
print "$rv!\n";

sub populate {
    eval { $dbh->do($sql->{drop}) };
    $dbh->do( $sql->{create} );
    $dbh->do( $sql->{insert},{},@_);
}
__END__

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In reply to Re: Re: Getting Perl Data Structures from DBI queries by jZed
in thread Getting Perl Data Structures from DBI queries by jZed

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