Cheers, Works fine outside its Mason component ... grrrrr ... some under-the-hood stuff ... grrrr ... 
    -> fetchrow_hashref for DBD::mysql::st (DBI::st=HASH(0x8184434)~0x
+8184428)
1   -> FETCH for DBD::mysql::st (DBI::st=HASH(0x8184428)~INNER 'NAME')
    -> dbd_st_FETCH_attrib for 0804d2a8, key NAME
1   <- FETCH= [ 'i_preference_desc' 'name' 'range_value' 'value' 'def_
+value' ] at test.pl line 20
1   -> fetch for DBD::mysql::st (DBI::st=HASH(0x8184428)~INNER)
    -> dbd_st_fetch for 0804d2a8, chopblanks 0
      Storing row 0 (10) in 08184608
      Storing row 1 (ext_email_action) in 081845fc
      Storing row 2 (none, forward, notify, copy) in 081845f0
      Storing row 3 (forward) in 081845e4
      Storing row 4 (none) in 08184590
    <- dbd_st_fetch, 5 cols
1   <- fetch= [ '10' 'ext_email_action' 'none, forward, notify, copy' 
+'forward' 'none' ] row11 at test.pl line 20
    <- fetchrow_hashref= HASH(0x81854e8)5keys row11 at test.pl line 20
forward at ./test.pl line 20.

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