in reply to [Solved]: How to get count of rows changed by MySQL UPDATE command using DBI

Thank you runrig and tye for your responses. tye, your suggestion worked for me as I updated the query and the used rows on it to get the count which this time was actual rows that were changed. I think this improved performance of my query as well. Thanks again.

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