Any DBI equivalent for Pg's method "print"?



The module DBI::Format generates an output that is very similar,
whether not identical to the one I used to have with ->pring under Pg.
The problem is, that it prints on the console only. Is there any trick
to redirect the output to a named file? Also, if you are not using
DBI::Format, what are you using for this task?

Bob

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