You are not specifying which table you are setting the
column names on. Look at the DBD::CSV docs. Your columns
should be set like so: $dbh->{'csv_tables'}->{'export_list'}={
'sep_char' => "|",
'col_names' => [qw(timestamp email name address city state zip)]};
Also, execute returns no useful information on a select
statement, so there is no point in saving its return
value. On a non-select statement (e.g. update, delete), it
returns the number of rows affected.
And your die() statement is useless since you have RaiseError
set. If there is a DBI error, DBI will execute a die() on its own before you
ever get to that die statement.
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