To the enlightened ones: Setting up a nice frontend for csv files I stumbled accross the following problem: 
   use DBI;
   my $dbh = DBI->connect("DBI:CSV:f_dir=/tmp");
   $dbh->do("CREATE TABLE csvtable (id INTEGER, name   CHAR(64))");
   $dbh->do("insert into csvtable (id,name) values (1,'bi')");
   $dbh->do("insert into csvtable (id,name) values (2,'ma')");
   my $result = $dbh->selectall_arrayref("SELECT * FROM csvtable limit
+ ?,?", {}, 0, 1);

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but the disdainful answer always is 
   SQL ERROR: Bad limit clause!

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I even tried it with the newest, hottest SQL::Statement 1.15, but to no avail. Unnecessary to mention that it works fine when I embed the limit figures in the statement without placeholder...

Update Thanks for the eplanations and hints. I think I will dynamically generate the statement and carefully untaint the values used for limit and offset, as they come from a web form.

In reply to SQL::Statement limit clause with placeholders by springm

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