On Tue, Aug 28, 2001 at 03:57:45PM -0500, Boyd, David wrote:
> DBIx::Recordset::Undef ('set');
> $fdat{'!DataSource'} = GetDSN();
> $fdat{'!Table'} = 'note';
> $fdat{'!Fields'} = 'MAX(note.note_key) AS dave';
> $fdat{'=search'} = 'ok';
>
> *set = DBIx::Recordset->Execute({%fdat});
> push @debugMessage, "another one set{dave} = $set{dave}";
>
> DB: Use already open dbh for Nisys05 (id=186, numOpen = 0)
> DB: 'SELECT MAX(note.note_key) AS dave FROM note WHERE (
> (note.employee_key = ?)) and ( (note.note = ?)) and (
> (note.note_datetime = ?)) and ( (note.note_key = ?)) and (
> (note.incident_key = ?)) ' bind_values=<14 dfasfafasfasfas dsfas fdasdf
> asdf 8/28/2001 10037 10118> bind_types=<3 12 9 3 3>
>
> Any clue as to why there is a where statement? pretty wacky.
what else is in %fdat ?
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- Gus
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