in reply to DBD::ORACLE - empty strings in result while there supposed to be values

I don't use Oracle, but I think you should be doing a LOT of error checking while you're developing. See the examples here for some ideas. And don't use "select *" - use the column names you want - using column names is more efficient and safer down the road.
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