execute($complex,$plaats,$straat,$teller)
or die "Connection Error: $DBI::errstr\n";
Not only will this free you from worrying about how to quote the
variables, but it allows you to re-use the same statement with different
variables by passing different arguments to execute again.
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his is a web-based application, you should look at Apache::DBI:
http://search.cpan.org/~abh/Apache-DBI/DBI.pm
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Usage examples:
$ modver DBD::Pg
Version 1.49
$ modver Acme::Dynamite
No module found
$ modver Data::Dumper
Version 2.121
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created via the new method.
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In addition, whichever database driver you are using may have its own
type constants available. For example, if you are using Postgres, you
can specify:
use DBD::Pg (:pg_types);
Hope that helps.
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