Dondi,
Thanks for the advice. Here is the log output now:
The value of region is Atlantic for PID: 44538
The value of set is 0 for PID: 44538
SELECT * FROM atlantic_rr WHERE dept REGEXP '^A' ORDER BY dept, pay_list
LIMIT 0, 400
The value of region is Atlantic for PID: 60132
The value of deptLtr is G for PID: 60132
The value of set is 0 for PID: 60132 <- GOOD
SELECT * FROM atlantic_rr WHERE dept REGEXP '^G' ORDER BY dept, pay_list
The value of region is Atlantic for PID: 48600
The value of set is 0 for PID: 48600 <- GOOD
SELECT * FROM atlantic_rr WHERE dept REGEXP '^A' ORDER BY dept, pay_list
LIMIT 0, 400
The value of region is Atlantic for PID: 53446
The value of deptLtr is F for PID: 53446 <- GOOD
The value of set is 0 for PID: 53446
SELECT * FROM atlantic_rr WHERE dept REGEXP '^F' ORDER BY dept, pay_list
The value of region is Atlantic for PID: 53446
The value of deptLtr is F for PID: 53446 <- ERROR I clicked on G
The value of set is 0 for PID: 53446
SELECT * FROM atlantic_rr WHERE dept REGEXP '^F' ORDER BY dept, pay_list
This last entry for PID 53446 confirms my suspicion that for
some reason the CGI.pm query object and thus param('var') is not new on
every run. Why, I have no idea.
BTW, when you and Michael talk about logging via [warn] are you
reffering to a syslog change or some Perl function?
Thanks.
Brian
-----Original Message-----
From: Dondi Stroma [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 13, 2008 4:38 PM
To: Brian Gaber
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Re: CGI.pm param and mod_perl
Brian Gaber wrote:
> The HTML code that I am selecting looks like this:
That's not necessary. What does your perl code look like now? Also, try
printing/warning the value of $$, which is the process ID. I think
you'll find that the value of your variable stays the same for each
process.
