TABLE_A is an Oracle table containing billing information. Batches.txt contains a list of batches for a particular date. Each batch contains multiple dates-of-service. I want pull the count for each date of service, based on the list of batches, and write the dos and count to a .txt file. I do not want the batch id. When I run the script the output file contains only the dates but not the counts. What am I missing? 

open (MYFILE3, '>>Output1.txt');
open (MYFILE, 'Batches.txt');
print "\n";
 while (<MYFILE>) {
     chomp;

    $sqlQuery = " select TO_CHAR(dos, 'mm/dd/yyyy') , count(1) from TA
+BLE_A where lookup_field in $_  group by rollup(dos) order by dos" ;
        print "\n $sqlQuery \n";
        $table_data = $db->prepare($sqlQuery) or die "Error in prepari
+ng stmt:".$db-errstr;
        $updated = $table_data->execute or die "Can't execute SQL stmt
+: $DBI::errstr \n"; 

        while (@data = $table_data->fetchrow_array)
    {
           $info = @data[0];
           $found = 1;
  
            print MYFILE3 "$info\n";
     }

    $table_data->finish();

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In reply to How do I get row counts and write them to a file? by BobK1954

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