Correction
Frank Speiser wrote:
You can pervert this type of thing to see what's there:
my $columns = $freetds_dbh->selectall_hashref("EXEC sp_columns
$table", 'COLUMN_NAME');
foreach my $column (sort { $columns->{$a}{ORDINAL_POSITION} <=>
$columns->{$b}{ORDINAL_POSITION} } keys %{$columns}) {
print "$columns->{$column}{COLUMN_NAME}";
}
Do some looking around. Are all the columns there?
If you don't see what you expect in terms of columns to access the
column's value at some later point, then the problem might ---- NOT
---- be in DBIC.
--
Frank Speiser
CTO
TAKKLE, Inc.
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