Good Morning Monks,
I have a question regarding DB Connections..

I have script 'A', which performs some DB operations.. I need 'A' to invoke script 'B' which uses the same DB connection as 'A'.. But, somehow, the connection is not available..

Also please note, that the connections are made in a common perl Module.. So, there are functions to create a connection, disconnect, and execute statements.. This means that, i am calling this 'connect' subroutine in the perl module from Script 'A', but the connection created in script 'A' is non-existent in script 'B'(when i call the function to execute a statement, it gives me an error 'OCISessionEnd')..

P.S:-All this is in CGI

TIA
Blub:)

In reply to DB Connections across scripts from a module by LinuxUser2008

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