I'm having a weird Perl problem. Maybe someone can see something I don't.
I had to put diagnostic code in. In the problematic call, it says the 4th
parameter is a scalar, not a reference to a scalar...?
*Call works fine*
PrintError ('ID not found. Please check the ID and try again.',
$sth->errstr, 1, \$HeadOpen, 0);
*Calls throwing an error*
PrintError ('Database error executing statement 1.', $sth->errstr, 1,
\$HeadOpen, 1);
The only difference I can see is the working call $sth->errstr is normally
UNDEF. In the one that throws an error, it normally has a value. That
shouldn't make a difference though, should it?
What am I missing?
Paul Boniol
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