I do not really understand why it substitues with '?'. It should be substitute with the variable value.
Before Paul yields me again as usually, let me express, that I know what the '?' means, and how is used in DBI.
I also used the the select, also the select_options, and had no problems, when I used the correct GT::SQL syntax.
I was not require to use '>=' operator in select_options, but should work correctly.
Some info from the code itself (it at least explains me better usage of select, than the docs):
# --------------------------------------------
# $condition is a Condition or a hash reference.
#
# $obj->select (\%columns, \@select_returns);
# -------------------------------------------
# $col1 = $val1, $col2 = $val2
#
# @select_returns is a list of the fields that you wish returned. If none are
# specified all fields will be returned.
EDIT: you may want to try to print out the condition after WHERE with that code:
print $cond->sql;
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Before Paul yields me again as usually, let me express, that I know what the '?' means, and how is used in DBI.
I also used the the select, also the select_options, and had no problems, when I used the correct GT::SQL syntax.
I was not require to use '>=' operator in select_options, but should work correctly.
Some info from the code itself (it at least explains me better usage of select, than the docs):
Quote:
# $obj->select ($condition, \@select_returns); # --------------------------------------------
# $condition is a Condition or a hash reference.
#
# $obj->select (\%columns, \@select_returns);
# -------------------------------------------
# $col1 = $val1, $col2 = $val2
#
# @select_returns is a list of the fields that you wish returned. If none are
# specified all fields will be returned.
EDIT: you may want to try to print out the condition after WHERE with that code:
print $cond->sql;
Best regards,
Webmaster33
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