• I don't see anywhere where you call the sub execute_subject_query(). I'm sure your actual code has this, right?
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  • Perhaps you might increase the DBI trace level, as in:
    DBI->trace(3); # Added call to trace method my $dbh = DBI->connect("DBI:Oracle:host=$host;port=$port;sid=$sid",$us +er, $password, {PrintError=>1,RaiseError=>1}) or die "Can't connect to ORACLE database:$DBI::errstr\n"; my $subj_code_query = qq{SELECT * FROM LOOKUP}; my $sth_subj = $dbh->prepare($subj_code_query); # ---A function--- sub execute_subject_query() { open(SWRT, ">SUBJECT_CODES_FOR_XML.txt"); my $rv = $sth_subj->execute(); if($rv == 0) { print "No Value Returned\n"; } else { print "subject_id\tsubject_sex\tsubject_type\n"; while( my $array_ref = $sth_subj->fetchrow_arrayref) { for(my $i=0; $i<@$array_ref;$i++) { print "$array_ref->$i\n";<STDIN>; print SWRT "$array_ref->$i\n"; } } } $sth_subj->finish(); close SWRT; }
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    Where do you want *them* to go today?

    In reply to Re: PERL DBI and oracle by thezip
    in thread PERL DBI and oracle by hakiran

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