Well I can barely feel my way around DBI stuff myself, and I've never used Tk::DBI::Table, so I really can't say what the glitch is. Maybe someone else knows. All I can tell you to do is this: try to get the simplest example possible which works the way you want. Then start adding the extras into it, until it fails, then try to sort out the reason. So maybe try a very simple $sql_query statement, and see if you can get it to work, like "select * from statusmessages" or whatever is the simplest. You probably have some syntax error in the $sql_query.

Like for starters...you have 

when statusType = '1' then 'Debug'

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maybe that should be == (or eq) not = ; which is sort of hinted at in the error message 4 times....

Use of uninitialized value in string eq

= is for assignment

== or eq is for testing equality

You may need 'eq' if you quote your numbers.

I'm not really a human, but I play one on earth. flash japh

In reply to Re^3: uninitialized value in Tk::DBI::Table by zentara
in thread uninitialized value in Tk::DBI::Table by TonyDonker

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