Perl compiles code sequentially. You'll get caught in a common beginners trap if you've defined a common table, e.g. defaults.pl, and you define it as the requireFile like so:
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$WBB{'requireFile'} = '/library/webserver/settings/woda/defaults.pl';
...
...
# WBF Definition
# etc
$WBF{$x,'picture'} = '&QRY(users,$_)';
...
require $WBB{'requireFile'} if $WBB{'requireFile'};
do main();
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Because the common table isn't called into the database until after you have defined all of your variables - and because PERL makes do when variables aren't defined - the QRY fails because it can't find the table named 'users'. To avoid this trap you must require a common table before you start to define variables that depend on the code it contains.
