Hi,

I have been googling around to see if I can find an example on getting query results in arrays so I can use it in charts but no luck therefore I am knocking your doors once again to get the solution, here is my query.

my $sql = qq! SELECT 
                 a."FirstName"::TEXT || ' ' ||a."LastName" AS "Labels"
+,  
                 ROUND(SUM((b."UnitPrice" - b."Discount") * b."Quantit
+y")) AS "Data"  
              FROM "Employees" a, "Order_Details" b, "Orders" c  
              WHERE a."EmployeeID" = c."EmployeeID" AND  
                    b."OrderID" = c."OrderID"  
              GROUP BY 1  
              ORDER BY 2 DESC  
              LIMIT 10!; 
my $sth=$dbh->prepare("$sql"); 
$sth->execute() || quit(); 
while (my $ref = $sth->fetchrow_hashref()) { 
 
my $labels  = $ref->{'Labels'}; 
my $data    = $ref->{'Data'}; 
}

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The required ouput format is as under : 
$labels = [label1, label2, label3.....];
$data   = [data1, data2, data3.........];

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As usual your help would be much appreciated.

Many many thanks!!

Terry

In reply to DBD:Pg getting output in an array by terrykhatri

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