You may need to upgrade the modules used in this program. When running your program with the latest module versions, I do not get the error message described above.

As for your second question, I'm not sure I understand what you are trying to do with that SQL statement:
SELECT * FROM table WHERE value = (SELECT * FROM table2 WHERE value2 = ?)

As far as I know, it is not valid SQL syntax to have field = (LIST). You probably want field IN (LIST).

In addition, you probably should only be selecting a single column in your subquery:
SELECT * FROM table WHERE value = (SELECT value2 FROM table2 WHERE value2 = ?)

If the statement above matches your intent, perhaps you need a join rather than a subquery:
SELECT * FROM table t, table2 t2 WHERE t.value = t2.value

If you can explain the desired effect of your SQL statement, I may be able to offer some other suggestions.

--sacked

In reply to Re: Help with DBD::CSV by sacked
in thread Help with DBD::CSV by jey

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