Question

I made the following programs in Perl before:

my $db = DBconnection with DB2

if ($pid = fork()) {
    #parent
} else {
    #child
    $db->execute("SELECT ****");
    exit;
}

wait();
$db->execute("SELECT ****");

I thought that it waited for the end of the child process to have wanted to do it and would operate it for DB by a pro-process.

In addition, DB is not connected to the contents of the error.

What's wrong?

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Solution

There is a lot of stuff you must do to allow a child process to use its parent's DBI handle. See this article on Perl Monks about DBI, fork, and clone.

OTHER TIPS

Try including this line of code in your child block:

$db->{InactiveDestroy} = 1;
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