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Thanks for the help. Of course I should have had some more proper error handling my bad. Anyway I got some more info when enhancing the error handlig, but still it doesn't tell me jack. Here comes the maeesage

fetch failed  at mungeMarketData.pl line 207, <FILE> line 2494.
 Bad file descriptorERROR: What a pitty: Something went wrong: fetch f
+ailed  at
mungeMarketData.pl line 207, <FILE> line 2494.
 at mungeMarketData.pl line 213
        main::testSql('DBI::db=HASH(0x3f64958)') called at mungeMarket
+Data.pl
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bad FILE descriptor? I don't use a file I try to fetch from a db and that works fine with another table in the same db, same user

In reply to Re^2: DBI don't fetch my data...or at least not all records by kurreburre
in thread DBI don't fetch my data...or at least not all records by Anonymous Monk

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