[CDBI] ODBC / MS Access Carriage Return Problems

Hi everyone!

I'm having a bit of a problem with inserting data with carriage
returns into an MS Access database (via ODBC). If I remove the
carriage returns from my input it works fine, hence why I think there
is a problem. The error I receive is as follows:

DBD::ODBC::st execute failed: [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access
Driver]Invalid precision value  (SQL-HY104)(DBD:
_rebind_ph/SQLBindParameter err=-1) [for Statement "INSERT INTO
newsitems (created, summary, story, title, news_category,
news_item_id)
VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?)
" with ParamValues: 6=undef, 1='2006-12-15', 4=undef, 3='e eiua oei
aoiue aiue oiau aoieuaoi eoaiue io e eiua oei aoiue aiue oiau aoieuaoi
eoaiue io e eiua oei aoiue aiue oiau aoieuaoi eoaiue io e eiua oei
aoiue aiue oiau aoieuaoi eoaiue io e eiua oei aoiue aiue oiau aoieuaoi
eoaiue io

aoiua oiua oiua iou oai uoiau oaiu', 2='aoiu eoiua eoiue oia eiuao i
eoiu a', 5=undef] at C:/Perl/site/lib/DBIx/ContextualFetch.pm line 52.

The statement works fine when I use MySQL as the backend database. I
don't think I should have to do the quoting myself for this - I would
have thought Class::DBI (well actually I'm using Class::DBI::MSAccess)
would do all that for me? The code where the problem occurs is fairly
simple:

  $s->debug .= $s->functions->dump($obj, 'obj');

  unless (eval { $module->create($obj) })
  { $MyPackage::errstr = $s->functions->handle_error($@);
    return undef;
  }

Has anyone got any idea why this doesn't work? Is there an easy fix,
without trying to quote the fields manually?

Another question - I note in the error message there are numerous
'undef' fields in the ParamValues list. These values are not undef -
as you can see from the object dump just prior to the create call:

obj : $VAR1 = {
          'created' => '2006-12-15',
          'story' => 'e eiua oei aoiue aiue oiau aoieuaoi eoaiue io e
eiua oei aoiue aiue oiau aoieuaoi eoaiue io e eiua oei aoiue aiue oiau
aoieuaoi eoaiue io e eiua oei aoiue aiue oiau aoieuaoi eoaiue io e
eiua oei aoiue aiue oiau aoieuaoi eoaiue io

aoiua oiua oiua iou oai uoiau oaiu',
          'summary' => 'aoiu eoiua eoiue oia eiuao i eoiu a',
          'title' => 'Test News Item 2',
          'news_category' => '13',
          'news_item_id' => '89329dfb745e7d76a5b93cc3798a21b1'
        };

Does anyone know what might be going on here? Is this a problem?? Or
is it caused by the carriage return problem above? As I say, it all
works fine with MySQL and if I remove the carriage returns...

Thanks
Jay

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