Have you tried turning on DBI's tracing capabilities? DBI provides several different trace levels. You can control tracing with
DBI->trace( 1-4[, "logfilename"] );. You can also trace per handle, but you won't need to do that here. By default, the trace output will go to dbitrace.log. You can also set the logfile name and trace level via the environment variable $DBI_TRACE.
DBI_TRACE value Effect
1 DBI->trace(1); # legal values: 0-4
mytracefile.name DBI->trace(2, 'mytracefile.name');
3=logfile.txt DBI->trace(3, 'logfile.txt');
Trace Levels Effect
0 Off
1 Trace method execution inc returned values and errors
2 1 + method entry & parameters
3 2 + more internal trace info
4 3 + the kitchen sink
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