> Be sure to set DBI->trace(2) on. It helps greatly in tracking errors. I
show it
> below on the database object, but you should be able to set it as a class
> method, I believe. I have done this in the past, but don't see it in any
of my
> code now.
> I realize that this is not exactly what you asked for, but I don't really
> understand what you failure is. Can you connect via 'psql -h 10.0.1.100
> hyperseek' ?
Thanks for the letter. I should have given more detail.
psql -h 10.0.1.100 -d hyperseek -c "\d"
works just hunky-dorey. I did a DBI_TRACE, and while I won't pretend to
really understand what's going on, there are no messages indicating errors
or warnings. (I can provide it if you'd like). And, there *is* data in the
database. I checked that very quickly. : )
the DBI trace shows it connecting as the owner of the table, and shows it
returning the hash when it connects. When a query is executed, it appears
to function correctly - but no data is returned. The kicker is that if I
query the tables from PSQL, the data shows up. Any ideas? I'm certainly
baffled.
steve
