On Sun, 02 Sep 2001 20:01:27 -0400, Randall Perry wrote:
> I've got an if statement that checks if a boolean value is true:
>
> if ($cust_data->{'hold'} eq 't')
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> But perl will not evaluate the value. $cust_data->{'hold'} is taken from a
> PgSQL boolean field (either t or f). If I use the co
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> Subject: [GENERAL] Perl won't eval PgSQL boolean value
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> I've got an if statement that checks if a boolean value is true:
>
> if ($cust_data->{'hold'} eq 't')
>
> But perl will not evaluate the val
I've got an if statement that checks if a boolean value is true:
if ($cust_data->{'hold'} eq 't')
But perl will not evaluate the value. $cust_data->{'hold'} is taken from a
PgSQL boolean field (either t or f). If I use the construct above it tell me
that 'eq' is not defined thinking it's a s
