> > The oddest thing happens, though, where running the script right after > I've used its previous output to create the function, it thinks > they're different, even though they should be identical, because I'm > the only one on here and have done nothing to the db structure in > between these steps. > > So I use HTML::Diff to find out what's different, thinking it's just > maybe something like tabs or spaces getting changed around. The > weirdest thing is, it claims there are a whole bunch of things > different that are actually the same (at least visually, to me): > > If I'm barking up the wrong tree, I'll try posting on a perl > newsgroup, but since I wasn't sure, I thought I'd try here first. > Anyone have any ideas? > I've run into the same issue. I'm also using perl to pull out function bodies, but I'm doing to generate a diff between our development, certification, and production databases. Some functions/procs will consistently show up in the diff, despite being identical as far as I can tell. I even pull the function script from one database and run it on the others, to no avail.
