I'm pulling the results through a web browser. When I try the WHERE pointed at weights, it hangs. Doesn't load a page.

SELECT weight FROM rates works and returns the correct 70 rows in order.

Running the query pointed at weights from the SQL Prompt executes perfectly. It returns the rows correctly. Only when I try doing it in perl do I get the problem.

EDIT: I also went in and ran the process from the command line and it hung out there also. Should of output'd my html to the command prompt. So it isn't IIS or anything that causing this.

Works great from the SQL Prompt, but perl DBI won't produce any results...

In reply to Re^2: MySQL 5.1.11 Select Query by bkiahg
in thread MySQL 5.1.11 Select Query by bkiahg

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