$PERLV doesn't contains useful value

findMYSubs works with Perl 5.8.8

 just uncomment the call to findMYSubs and run AdmWodaStatus to see it in action

My description was not complete:
I should have say (said ? doens't remember this point of grammar):
"I haven't checked that sub findMYSubs is still working (perl 4 and perl 5)
with this patch."

Found this in perlvar (it wasn't in the french translation):
"This variable first appeared in perl 5.6.0; earlier versions of perl will see
an undefined value."
http://search.cpan.org/dist/perl/pod/perlvar.pod

the code should be something like
$PERLV = $^V; # what Perl are we runing, returns undefined if Perl > 5.6
$PERLV = $] + 0.0 if (!PERLV); what Perl are we runing if Perl >= 5.6

Le jeudi 19 mars 2009 02:07:36 Malcolm Fitzgerald, vous avez écrit :
> findMYSubs works with Perl 5.8.8
>
> just uncomment the call to findMYSubs and run AdmWodaStatus to see it
> in action

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Low importance, because it affects mainly informations needed for reporting bugs. DB admins should knows their perl version. One can also use AdmWodaStatus to see output of perl -v

The code should be something like

$PERLV = $^V; # what Perl are we runing, returns undefined if Perl >= 5.6
$PERLV = $] + 0.0 if (!PERLV); # what Perl are we runing if Perl < 5.6

Malcolm has already fixed it in sub wbWhoami with:
    $PERLV = $] + 0.0; # what Perl are we running
    $PERLV = $^V if $PERLV >= 5;