OK

..
$sth1->execute("name 9","postaladdress","123456","name 9");
$sth2->execute("postaladdress10","123456","name 10");
..

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results

name 1  postal 1        telephone 1
name 2  postal 2        telephone 2
name 3  postal 3        telephone 3
name 4  postal 4        telephone 4
name 5  postal 5        telephone 5
name 6  postal 6        telephone 6
name 7  postal 7        telephone 7

name 8  postal 8        telephone 8
name 9  name 9  postaladdress
name 10 name 10 postaladdress10

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Thanks for the suggestions, I'll /msg jZed, and the join for output is much neater :)

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g0n, backpropagated monk

In reply to Re^2: Bug in DBD::CSV? by g0n
in thread Bug in DBD::CSV? by g0n

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