I have code snippet which while compiling giving 'Can't modify int in scalar assignment' error.Am i doing anything wrong here? I'm getting the error at line :'foreach (@accums)'

my code is : 

    my $getAccumsForAcct = qq{ select distinct  usage_acum_seq_nbr  fr
+om svc_price };
    my $getAccums = $lda->prepare($getAccumsForAcct);
    my $sbscrp_id='0032581923';
    if(defined($getAccums))
    {
        $getAccums->execute();
        while (my @accums = $getAccums->fetchrow_array() ) {
        }
            foreach  (@accums)
            {
                    int returnCode = SUCCESS;
                    my $xmlFile = "GetUsgSummary_" . $acct_nbr . $_.".
+xml";
                    createXmlForUpd( $xmlFile, $acct_nbr,$sbscrp_id );
                        $returnCode = invokeServer( $acct_nbr , $xmlFi
+le );

                        if ( $returnCode != SUCCESS ) { return $return
+Code; }

                         return $returnCode;        
    

            }


        
    }

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In reply to Can't modify int in scalar assignment error by rkrish

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