Hello sorry for this lame question but I can't search it becuase I
don't know how to explain it in searchable terms, what I did search
turned up nothing useful.

How can you execute multiple statements in Perl when perl expects one
statement?

Like I thought this would work:

$dbh = DBI->connect("DBI:mysql::$mysql_host", $mysql_user,
$mysql_pass)
  or {
        print "print statement before dying\n";
        die "Can't connect, $DBI::errstr\n";
      }

But it doesn't work, I get syntax error, so how could I say:

or:
execute statement one;
and execute statement two;
end of condition.

?

I don't want to create a subroutine and call that subroutine from the
or.

Thanks!


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