I have this code:
if($update[$entity_id])
{
my $sql = "UPDATE cache SET date = '?', value = '?' WHERE item_id = ? AND level = ? AND type = ?;";
}
else
{
my $sql = "INSERT INTO cache (date, value, item_id, level, type) VALUES ('?','?',?,?,?);";
}
my $db = $self->{dbh}->prepare(q{$sql}) or die ("unable to prepare");
$db->execute(time2str("%Y-%m-%d %X", time), $stored, $entity_id, 'entity', 'variance');
But when it want to run the update I get this error:
DBD::Pg::st execute failed : called with 5 bind variables when 0 are needed.
Why?
If you had turned on strict and/or warnings, you would see what your problem is.
You're writing
if (...) {
my $sql = ...;
} else {
my $sql = ...;
}
execute($sql);
Which means that the $sql
variables that you declare in the if
branches aren't in scope and you're trying to execute completely empty SQL.