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Even if I do an update or deletion, it still seems to leak. I added a $RS->fetchrow(); between the execute and finish and it seems to slow down the memory leak. It now seems like every 4 iteration it leaks instead of each time. Is RS->finish; a must for each and every query. I have a wrapper...

Running Windows NT 4.0, using MS SQL 7.0 and Latest Perl build from ActiveState and DBI 1.14 and DBD-ODBC. Any ideas why the following lines leak memory in the sqlserver.exe process. Around 4k each time the script runs. It doesn't seem to matter what SQL query I issue. use strict; use DBI...

I have replicated the problem on my laptop. My laptop is running the same OS Windows 2000 Server running Microsoft SQL 7.0. Originally we wrote our solution using PERL 5.0505 and 5.6.0. The new box is running on the latest build of ActiveState version of Perl 5.6. It appears when I toggle...

since this is a new box, only a few people are testing it before we go live with it. Each one of them has experienced some form of this problem. Only today was I able to determine it to not be a hang, but a flushing issue???

thanks for your response Adam. I would like to post the code but it is in several modules and about 300K in length total. It is basically a full e-commerce solution written in perl as well as support for mod-perl. I doubt my boss would like me sharing our solution. Basically what it does is...

I have a perl script that appears to hang the browser. I added some logging to my script (to a text file) and I know that the script is finishing, closing the db and even calling exit at the end, but all of the print statements including Content-Type: text/html are not showing up the in...