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Derp.

Thanks for the restatement of my original phrase :-) I think I tend to think backwards sometimes, and so my statements often times get confused with a different meaning unless you're seeing things from my point of view :-P

And, let me add on by saying that unit tests will save you. TDD isn't always The One True Way, but unit testing is absolutely essential, IMHO.

meh.

In reply to Re: DBD::DB2 truncates clob values - on the importance testing by stonecolddevin
in thread DBD::DB2 truncates clob values - on the importance testing by andreas1234567

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