Terrence Brannon wrote:
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> sub test {
> ...
> my $parse = parse_sql $sql; ## calls SQL::Statement
> ...
> return unless ($parse->{command} =~ /select/i);It's still not clear to me exactly what you're expecting SQL::Statment to do, but if it's a simple as identifying the command, my newer version (still in development) can allow you to bypass the error message you're getting simply by setting PrintError off. I'll send you a development version if you'd like. -- Jeff
