Re: How do I trap DBI errors?
megapode@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
One of the requirements, of course, is that if the program cannot
connect to or cannot update the audit trail table then the program
should generate an error condition and not accept the file that is
being sent.
snip!
And thanks for the off-list reply. It seems that checking $DBI::errstr
does the trick.
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