I have used the same scenario.
I have found that "sometimes" you CAN access a perl variable, via the
template by appending the dollar sign and sending it in the vars hash. It
will be available to the Template::Provider and Template::Grammer mods. (I
think, help me out Andy)
Like so:
in perl script
People,
I have a DBI template I am running on Windows that works like a charm
except when I attach it to a DB2 database. I still am returned a result
for every row but none of the values will display??? This template
works like a charm with SQLite, MySql and SQL server locally and on a remote
Bruce Boutet wrote:
> I have a DBI template I am running on Windows that works like a charm
> except when I attach it to a DB2 database. I still am returned a result
> for every row but none of the values will display??? This template works
> like a charm with SQLite, MySql and SQL server local
