Thanks for the re-assurance. The specific error message is DBD::Pg::st execute failed: ERROR:  parser: parse error at or near "," Every time I've run into that error before and I haven't misplaced a comma, it has been this roadblock.

The prepared statement is: 
$st{ 'UpdDoc' } = $dbh->prepare( <<ENDSQL );
UPDATE
  img_Printer_Doc
SET
  prd_Copies    = ?,
  prd_Tray      = ?,
  prd_Size      = ?,
  prd_Duplex    = ?,
  prd_NUp       = ?,
  prd_Landscape = ?,
  prd_Scaling   = ?,
  prd_Redirect  = ?
WHERE
  prt_Number = ?
AND
  ref_IndexCode = ?;
ENDSQL

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I'm executing it with the following: (Don't worry, the %cgiparms are strictly filtered)
    $st{ 'UpdDoc' }->execute(
                 $cgiparms{ 'copies' },
                 $cgiparms{ 'tray' },
                 $cgiparms{ 'size' },
                 $cgiparms{ 'duplex' },
                 $cgiparms{ 'nup' },
                 $cgiparms{ 'orientation' } eq 'Landscape',
                 $cgiparms{ 'scaling' },
                 $cgiparms{ 'redirect' },
                 $cgiparms{ 'NUMBER' },
                 $cgiparms{ 'DOCTYPE' }
                );

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(prd_Landscape is a boolean, hence the eq.)

I'm on DBI 1.30, DBD::Pg 1.13. I didn't see anything that seemed relevant in the DBI or DBD::Pg changelog, so I'm assuming that I've done something stupid at this point.

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In reply to Re^2: DBI Prepared Update and NULLs by paulbort
in thread DBI Prepared Update and NULLs by paulbort

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