12 messages in com.mysql.lists.perlRe: $dbh->{'mysql_insertid'} returning 0
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Nick Tonkin04 Dec 2001 14:40 
Vaughan, Penny04 Dec 2001 14:43 
Ruben Safir04 Dec 2001 15:05 
Vaughan, Penny04 Dec 2001 15:08 
sherzodR04 Dec 2001 15:38 
Nick Tonkin04 Dec 2001 16:24 
Vaughan, Penny05 Dec 2001 08:03 
Chuck O'Donnell05 Dec 2001 08:41 
Vaughan, Penny05 Dec 2001 08:52 
Jochen Wiedmann05 Dec 2001 09:56 
Bernd Prager10 Dec 2001 00:45 
Jochen Wiedmann10 Dec 2001 09:16 
Subject:Re: $dbh->{'mysql_insertid'} returning 0
From:Ruben Safir (rub@mrbrklyn.com)
Date:12/04/2001 03:05:48 PM
List:com.mysql.lists.perl

That's bad.

That breaks a lot of legacy code without reason

Ruben

On 2001.12.04 17:40:38 -0500 Nick Tonkin wrote:

IIRC it's $sth->{insertid} these days .... check the docs for your new version.

~~~~~~~~~~~ Nick Tonkin

On Tue, 4 Dec 2001, Vaughan, Penny wrote:

Hello all,

I was using $dbh->{'mysql_insertid'} to return the auto_increment

number with no problem until a recent server upgrade. We moved everything to a new box, but had to re-install the mysql perl modules. We're running mysql 3.22.25. Now, I'm just getting 0 whether I use the database handle or the statement handle in my cgi. No error messages are showing up so it thinks it's working.

Clues or red herrings: When I ran select last_insert_id() at the mysql command line I was also

was getting zero until I added a record and then I got a correct number, but still zeros through the DBI.

When I was trying anything, I used the old $sth->{insert_id} and got a

message telling me that this has been deprecated so I'm guessing that means the modules are working?

I ran the auto_increment.tst; it looked good. We restarted the mysql server and last_insert_id() gave zero again at the mysql prompt.

Any suggestions?

Thanks, Penny

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