> From: Jeff Zucker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 2004/06/25 Fri PM 11:56:10 GMT
> I tried to replicate your problem with the script below and couldn't.
> The script manually creates a CSV file containing a field with an
> embedded bell character, then uses DBD::CSV to add another field with an
> embedded bell character, then uses DBD::CSV to retrieve the fields and
I should have been more explicit, I think. And, perhaps, the problem lies in
DBD::ODBC, not in DBD::CSV. I am extracting data from CSV (as you saw, actually pipe
delimited) using DBD::CSV, then putting it into a DBD::ODBC (MS SQL 2000) database...
I'v brought my laptop home for the weekend, and will try to get this tested on all the
RDBMSs (don't you love VMWare?) and get back to the list about this on Monday.
Meanwhile...
> Jeff
Thank you for the response,
amonotod
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