Run in command line: perl -MDBD::CSV -e 'print $DBD::CSV::VERSION;'
Not sure about the limitation, but I really doubt it. You can just upgrade to the latest versions of SQL::Statement and DBD::CSV (make sure you do both), which now support a large content of SQL92 spec (joins, etc...), which wasn't supported previously. Then see what happens. Ilya -----Original Message----- From: Chris Snyder To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 3/27/02 12:59 PM Subject: DBD::CSV questions I've got a small script running using DBI and the DBD::CSV driver. I've run into a few problems and I'm looking for information to help me debug the problem(s). First what is the easiest way to check the version number for a driver? Second, the DBD::CSV version that I am using now was already installed on the RedHat server that I have access to, but it appears to not recognize more than 198 records. Is this an internal limit of the driver? Is this indicative of an older driver? I iterate through the records to get the record count for an index value, and then add one. This works fine until the 199nth record. After that the code _always_ thinks that there are 198 records, and all additional records have the index number 199. Any assistance is appreciated, thank you. Chris Snyder
