I could be wrong, but I think this is because the data stored in the
a_session field, even though it is "TEXT" format, is actually stored as
perl storage stuff that the command line can't display. All I know is it
shows blank for me when I look at it from the mysql shell command line, but
it w
On Sunday 01 August 2004 03:51 pm, Mark Copper wrote:
> I created a table "sessions" in my db with columns "id" and "a_session"
> per the Apache::Session::Store::MySQL pod, in particular, "a_session" is
> of type text.
>
> Everything worked fine but I have a (rather silly) question: Why can't I
> s
I created a table "sessions" in my db with columns "id" and "a_session"
per the Apache::Session::Store::MySQL pod, in particular, "a_session" is
of type text.
Everything worked fine but I have a (rather silly) question: Why can't I
see the key/value pairs when I simply "select a_session from sess
