Hello Monks!

I'm using Apache::Session::MySql but i can't make that works, it not save data except _session value

# This is a previous connection
my $dbh = DBI->connect('DBI:mysql:database=test;host=localhost', 'root
+', '');
$dbh->do(q{SET NAMES utf8});

our %session = ();
tie %session, 'Apache::Session::MySQL', undef, {
    Handle     => $dbh,
    LockHandle => $dbh
};

$session{some} = "asdfa5s4fd5s45f4d56af5"; # It's not saved
$dbh->disconnect;

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In theory this must be work, but it doesn't, i used too tied(%session)->save but nothing happend, i'm not sure what is happening

I used a BLOB field type in the db to do more precise, but still not works

What's i doing wrong?

Thank you

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SOLVED:

This problem may occurs when use InnoDB tables on MySql 6.0.2 Alpha Community NT Debug Log, becouse Apache::Session::MySql get lock to user level, so using MyIsam was solved!

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