Hello monks,
I have a question about iterating over the results from a Class::DBI object. The dataset that I'm expecting to return from my code does not match what I'm getting when I run the SQL code itself. I have two items, one that is a giftcard and one that is not, however, when I run through the loop it shows I have two gift cards. Here is my code: 
my @line_rows = GiftCardLoad::DB::Lineitem->search(company => $self->{
+snum}, estimate_number => $est_obj->ESTIMATE_NUMBER);
    foreach (@line_rows) {
        print "ITEM NUMBER: " . $_->item_number . "\n";
        if ($_->item_number eq 'GIFTCARD') {
            $verified++;
        }
    }

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I've already tried turning the @line_rows into $line_rows and using while(my $line = $line_rows->next) {...} but that doesn't work either. Any help would be appreciated.
The SQL code I'm running to replicate this is SELECT * FROM LINEITEM WHERE COMPANY = '0696' AND ESTIMATE_NUMBER = '365578' This returns two rows of data, one with a giftcard and one without.

In reply to Class::DBI result iteration by perldiverx

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