• How about using a LIMIT command ...
    unfortunately, LIMIT is not valid in ORACLE )o; and I call both of the one I detail about 80 000 times...
  • I tried to bind the values.. same problem...
    $sth_imei = $dbh->prepare_cached(<<__EOSQL__) or die "Couldn't parse q
+uery:".$sth_imei->errstr; 
SELECT imei 
FROM imei_period 
WHERE (mobile_number = :mob) AND 
      (account_no = :acc)
__EOSQL__

    $sth_imei->bind_param( ':mob', $rec[1] );
    $sth_imei->bind_param( ':acc', $rec[0] );
    
    $sth_imei->execute() or die "Couldn't execute query:" . $sth_imei-
+>errstr; 

    @imei = $sth_imei->fetchrow_array;
    print "IMEI : @imei\n";

    [download]
    When executed, the $sth_imei->errstr does not return anything...
    I check, the SQL works and return the requested infor if executed in SQLPlus...

    This is very frustrating, especially since the $sth_acc one is working fine...
  • for $sth->finish() I thought I should not use it as it was cached ??
    But yes, I do not use it much...
  • Ihad the PrintError => 1, set, but not the RaiseError one.
    If I use RaiseError => 1 it doesnot change a thing )o; still no error reported...

    I will go for a perl -w I think... (o;

    In reply to Re: Re: Code useless, forget it... this is more usefull (o; by Eric.D
    in thread prepare_cached for DBI::Oracle by Anonymous Monk

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