Working with CGI::App and CGI::App::Plugin::DBH. I need to use multiple databases because my app has to query them both. Here is an extract of my script. 
sub cgiapp_init {

  my $self = shift;

    # Configure Database handler for the entire app
  $ENV{'ORACLE_HOME'} = $self->cfg('OracleHome');

  $self->dbh_config('db1', [ $self->cfg('db1dsn'), $self->cfg('db1dbus
+er'), $self->cfg('db1pass') ] );
    $self->dbh_config('db2', [ $self->cfg('db2dsn'), $self->cfg('db2li
+vusr'), $self->cfg('db2pass') ] );

    
    
}

sub Login {

    my $self = shift;
    my $q = $self->query();
    
        my $strSQL = 'SELECT FOO, BAR FROM TABLE WHERE Foo = ?';

        my $dbh = $self->dbh->('db1');

        my $sth = $dbh->prepare($strSQL) or die "Can't prepair stateme
+nt: $self->DBI::errstr";
        $sth->execute($baz);
        ....

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I get the error: 
Error executing run mode 'Login': must call dbh_config() before callin
+g dbh().

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I've read the Docs and think I'm doing it right, I don't know how to debug this. Can anyone give an example of using CGI::App like this, with multiple DBs,or show what is wrong in my example?
TIA

In reply to CGI:APP::Plugin::DBH + Multiple DBs by Anonymous Monk

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