Hi perl monks

I'm trying to mock an sql call (for practice purposes) using DBD::Mock and i'm getting a wrong result.

Code.t

#!use/local/bin/perl

use Test::More qw (no_plan);
use Data::Dumper;
use DIR::DBTeams;

use constant DB => "dbi::Mock:";
use constant DB_USER => "mock";
use constant DB_PWD => "mock";

my $db;
my $query;
my $columns;
my @boundparams;
my @results;
my $test_teams;

$query = q(select decode(substr(te.TEAM_ID,1,2),'MU','Manchester Unite
+d', 
'RM', 'Real Madrid')) from Teams t inner join TEAMS_EUROPE.TEAM_REF te
+ on t.TEAM_REF = te.TEAM_REF  
and t.TEAM_REF=:ref);  

$boundparams=('123'); #123 is reference for MU
$columns=('TEAM_ID');
@results=('Manchester United');

$db = &connectDB(DB,DB_USER,DB_PWD);

my $session = DBD::Mock::Session->new('my_sesion' => (
{
 statement => $query,
 bound_params = [@boundparams],
 results => [[$columns],[@results]]
}
)
);

$db->{mock_session}=$session;

$test_teams = new DBTeams($db, $boundparams[0]);

is($test_teams, "Manchester United", "Test Teams");

sub connectDB($$$)
{
 my $dbh = DBI->connect($_[0],$_[1],$_[2]);
 return $dbh;
}
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Code : DBTeams

package DIR::DBTeams;

use DBI;

sub new
{
 my $class = shift;
 my $self = {};
 my ($dbh,$ref) = @_;

 $self->{dbh} = $dbh;
 &getTeam($ref);
}


sub getTeam
{
 my $me = shift;
 my $ref = shift;
 my $ret;
 my $cur = $me->{dbh}->prepare(
q(select decode(substr(te.TEAM_ID,1,2),'MU','Manchester United', 
'RM', 'Real Madrid')) from Teams t inner join TEAMS_EUROPE.TEAM_REF te
+ on t.TEAM_REF = te.TEAM_REF  
and t.TEAM_REF=:ref));

$cur->bind_param(':ref',$ref);
$cur->execute() or croak $cur->errstr;
$ret = $cur->fetchrow_array();
$cur->finish;
return $ret;
}
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The code seems ok, but when it runs, instead of getting 'Manchester United', the method returns 1.

I tried debugging and several alternatives and none seem to work.

Finaly i tried changing the original code:

Code : DBTeams

...
($ret) = $cur->fetchrow_array();
...
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By placing $ret in ( ), the code now returns what i want. However, i want to know if there is an alternative that allows me to get the result i want without changing the original code.

Can someone help me? Thanks

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