On Thu, 19 Jul 2001, Steve Howard wrote:
> You are saying this worked on Unix? I see one statement that I think
> should be causing you problems with matching the numbers of parameters
> expected with the number you have provided:
>
> $sth->execute(@parm) or die ("$stmt Error\n");
>
> That should be trying to execute with a single value: the length of @parm.
That's wrong.
@parm will be evaluated in list context because function parameters are
always in list context unless a prototype overrides it, and object methods
can't have prototypes.
Try it yourself sometime.
- D
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