Hi,I'm trying to return an array and a variable from a subroutine,but I'm unable to get the desired output,please help me in correcting the code below 

my ( @subs, $SubId )  = getsubsFromAcct( $currAcct );
my $length = @subs;
print ("No of subs : $length and subs are @subs");


sub getsubsFromAcct
{
    my $acctNum = shift;
    my @subs = ();
    my ( $sbscrpId, $count );
    my $getSbscrp_id = $lda->prepare("select sbscrp from sbscrp_cltn w
+here acct_nbr = ? ");
    my $subsOfSbscrp = $lda->prepare("select distinct subs_time from s
+bscrp_time where sbscrp = ? ");

    $getSbscrp_id->bind_param(1,$acctNum);
    $getSbscrp_id->execute();
    
    $getSbscrp_id->bind_col(1,\$sbscrpId);
    
    if ( $getSbscrp_id->fetch) 
    {
        $subsOfSbscrp->bind_param(1,$sbscrpId);
        $subsOfSbscrp->execute()
        while ( my @subRow = $subsOfSbscrp->fetchrow_array() )  
            {
                push(@subs,@subRow);
            }
        
    }
    
    return (  \@subs, \$sbscrpId );
}

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The output I got is : 
No of subs : 2 and subs are ARRAY(0x2f8d10) SCALAR(0x2f8cf8)

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In reply to Returning multiple values from a subroutine by rkrish

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