My requirement is, i want to map some checklist values to some groups. following is my code @selectbox1 => contains the selected select groups @selectbox2 => contains selected checklist

foreach $select1(@selectbox1){
my $sql_select1 = "select id from group_management where group_name = 
+'$select1'";
my $box1 = $dbslave -> prepare($sql_select1);
$box1 -> execute();
while($select_box1= $box1->fetchrow_array())
{
        push (@box1,$select_box1);
}
my $box_1 = @box1;// currently i tried like this to store the current 
+value .NEED CORRECTION HERE

foreach $select2(@selectbox2) {

my $sql_select2 = "select id from checklist where checklist_name = '$s
+elect2'";
my $box2 = $dbslave -> prepare($sql_select2);
$box2 -> execute();

while($select_box2 = $box2->fetchrow_array())
{
        push (@box2,$select_box2);
}
my $box_2 = @box2;// currently i tried like this to store the current 
+value .NEED CORRECTION HERE

my $sql_insert = "insert into checklist_group_mapping values ('',$box_
+2,$box_1)";
my $ins = $dbslave -> prepare($sql_insert);
$ins -> execute();
}
}

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how can i assign the current value of the array to a varible?so that i can insert it into mapping table

In reply to want to store the current value of the array ina variable inside for loop by gayu_justin

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