I'm trying to write a script that pulls in reply attributes from a MSSQL
(Platypus) database and inserts them into an existing SUBSCRIBERS table
on a MySQL database. I've got everything working fine down to one part..
The UPDATE statement fails to put the correct data in, and instead cuts
short at the '=' every time. I'm using perl with dbi and the mysql-msql
dbd modules. I can update the table for other values with no problem.
Only data with an '=' in it fails and I've tried everything I can think
of to get the data in there.
Current code is as follows:
$update = $dbh2->prepare("UPDATE SUBSCRIBERS SET
REPLYATTR='$new_attrib',TimeStamp='$cus_timestamp' WHERE (AccountID like
'$sub_plat_id')");
die "Prepare failed for Update 2 : $update\n" unless defined
$update;
if (not $update->execute) {
die "Execute failed -- $DBI::errstr\n";
}
Where new_attrib is a attribute pair such as
'Framed-Address=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx' at the least, sometimes multiple pairs
comma seperated. The correct values do print to console fine, so I know
new_attrib has the correct data in it and is not malformed. If I place
any other data without an '=' it updates correctly into the REPLYATTR
field as well.
Any assistance would be appreciated.
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