hi,

as the question says i would like to load and execute a method on an object that is loaded from one module to my object method in my *.pm module that i call from my script. example:


##############################
script
##############################
use strict;

use MyTest;

my $stm = "create table TEST (N01 varchar(100)not null, N02 integer no
+t null)";

my $objref = MyTest->old();

$objref->just_do_it(argument => $stm);



#################################
module
#################################

package MyTest;

use strict;
use DBI;       ########## 

my $dh = DBI->connect(...);

sub old {
   my ($class)=@_;

   my $hash ={};

   bless ($hash, $class);
}



sub just_do_it{
   my ($self, %in) =@_;

   my $x = $self->{argument}=$in{argument};
   
   my $y = $dbh->prepare($x);
   $y ->execute;               

}

1;
################################
and DBI module here
################################

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the error stmt i'm getting is :

DBD::SQLite::db prepare failed: unrecognized token: "0x225fc4"(1) at dbdimp.c li ne 271 at Lib/MyTest.pm line 38, <> line 2. DBD::SQLite::db prepare failed: unrecognized token: "0x225fc4"(1) at dbdimp.c li ne 271 at Lib/MyTest.pm line 38, <> line 2.

any ideas how to make this work?

thnx!

In reply to load object from a module to a module whose method is then used in a script by baxy77bax

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