Hi All, In my Perl program I am using Rose::DB for the interaction with Oracle database for my project.
Here in database table I have set of records with the Boolean field which can be ‘T’ or ‘F’.


My Perl program will take the set of records from the table and do some actions on that and after that it will set the flag field as ‘T’, so the same records should not get processed again. After that I am executing the commit.

But the issue is that here even the commit returns the return value 1, its not reflecting on Database Table
and the Perl program will process the same already processed records again and again.

Please anyone help me to solve this issue. 
my $db = RDBO->init_db;

select records from queue where the flag = ‘F’;

process ($rec);

update queue set flag = ‘T’ where records =$ rec;

$db->commit;

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Thanks Shreedhar Naik

In reply to db commit is not happening properly with Rose::DB by shree

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