Re^4: DBI Placeholders and DB2 Integers

However I notice that the Math::Base36 module uses BigInts...

In this case, it's probably easiest to ->numify them, which is a method provided by the Math::BigInt module. In other words, there's no need to load any other module. Your numbers already are objects of type Math::BigInt, so you can simply say $doc_len->numify, etc.

(Don't use ->as_int instead (as mentioned in the docs), because this method wouldn't remove the Math::BigInt type...)

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Re^5: DBI Placeholders and DB2 Integers by acka.au (Novice) on Apr 12, 2012 at 06:10 UTC
SUCCESS! What I have done is 'decode' the base 36 string into a string of regular base 10 numbers and *then* split this into its component parts. (Previously I was splitting the base 36 string and then decoding each component directly to a numeric variable). The result is that the numeric variables get initialised as regular integers and the DBI module is then happy to use them with the prepared place holders. Many thanks Eliya, et al, as this had been driving me nuts for about a day and a half. Guess I should have checked with The Monks earlier! :-)	[reply]

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Re^5: DBI Placeholders and DB2 Integers
by acka.au (Novice) on Apr 12, 2012 at 06:10 UTC

SUCCESS!

What I have done is 'decode' the base 36 string into a string of regular base 10 numbers and then split this into its component parts. (Previously I was splitting the base 36 string and then decoding each component directly to a numeric variable).

The result is that the numeric variables get initialised as regular integers and the DBI module is then happy to use them with the prepared place holders.

Many thanks Eliya, et al, as this had been driving me nuts for about a day and a half. Guess I should have checked with The Monks earlier! :-)

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