I'm pretty sure Carp::Heavy is a core module, or at least it appears to be one in my distribution (Fedora Perl 5.8.3 RPM). So it sounds like there's something screwy in your Perl installation. You might need to refresh/reinstall Perl on your system. You can also search your system for the file Carp/Heavy.pm to see if it's there, but if you do find it don't just copy it into Perl's lib directory unless you're sure it's the right version.

Of course, this is only coming into the picture because some module is trying to tell you something. So I would first try getting rid of RaiseError in your DBI call, and add 

or die $db->errstr;

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after your execute call.

In reply to Re: Problem locating Carp::Heavy by Errto
in thread Problem locating Carp::Heavy by Miguel

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