I am having a problem now where the @rows eq "0" dows not appear to be working. @rows has a value and I have confirmed that it is correct. But the statement to see if the value is eq to 0 seems to be bypassed.
Here is the code :- 
    my $cth = $dbh->prepare('SELECT COUNT(*) FROM SuppressList WHERE A
+ctive = ? AND ServerName = ? AND Application = ? and Instance = ?') o
+r die "Couldn't Prepare statement: " . $dbh->errstr;
    $cth->execute($Active,$Server_Name,$App,$Inst);
    @rows = $cth->fetchrow_array();
    cawto "Rows: @rows";
    
    my ($sql, @placeholders);
    
    if (@rows ge "1")
    {
        $sql = qq{SELECT * FROM SuppressList WHERE Active = ? AND Serv
+erName = ? AND Application = ? AND Instance = ?};
        @placeholders = ($Active,$Server_Name,$App,$Inst);
        cawto "ServerName/App/Inst Execute Complete";
    }
    else
    {
        $sql = qq{SELECT * FROM SuppressList WHERE Active = ? AND Serv
+erName = ? AND Application = ?};
        @placeholders = ($Active,$Server_Name,$App);
        cawto "ServerName/App Execute Complete";
    }
    
    my $sth = $dbh->prepare($sql);
    $sth->execute(@placeholders);

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I am lost... it appears to work then it actually doesn't. Any tips ?
Cheers
Danny

Update: Sorry forgot to add that I changed to ge from eq to see if that worked.. It doesn't. Also running this on Win32 platform.

In reply to Re^2: Using If statement to set DBI prepare by dtharby
in thread Using If statement to set DBI prepare by dtharby

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