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Does anyone have any workarounds for this?

Does DBD::CSV support select * from Print? That might work (if you do not mind getting columns you do not need), although I cannot test it, your sample fails for me with a rather cryptic error:

DBD::CSV::st execute failed: Error while reading file /tmp/c/Print.csv
+: Bad file descriptor at /usr/share/perl5/DBD/CSV.pm line 210, <GEN0>
+ chunk 1.
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:-(

In reply to Re: SQL::Statement confusing literals and identifiers by Thilosophy
in thread SQL::Statement confusing literals and identifiers by ikegami

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