I don't have experience with how MySQL behaves, but many other database drivers do not like having more than one statement handle active.

My approach to check this would be to first fetch all rows from your first SQL statement and then loop over them to fetch the rows for the second SQL statement:

my @customers= $dbh->selectall_arrayref(<<SQL, { Slice => {} });
 select deb.id
   from fte_intra.debiteuren deb
  where deb.type='sms'
    AND (deb.Afloop_contract='0000-00-00' OR month(deb.Afloop_contract
+)='$lastmonth')
  group by deb.id
  order by deb.id
SQL

for my $ref (@customers) {
    {
    $invoice_cid = $ref->{'id'};
    my $statement = "select mc.cid,mc.mail_month from gmsms.mail_count
+ mc where mc.cid = '$invoice_cid' AND mc.month='$lastmonth' AND mc.ye
+ar='$yearG'";
    my $sth = $DBH->prepare($statement);
    ...
};

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Personally, I would try to eliminate the two database queries in favour of one SQL statement that combines finding out who is to be billed and the sent bills, potentially something like

select
    deb.id
  , mc.cid
  , mc.mail_month
 from fte_intra.debiteuren deb
left join gmsms.mail_count mc on (mc.cid = deb.id)
where
      deb.type='sms'
  AND (deb.Afloop_contract='0000-00-00' OR month(deb.Afloop_contract)=
+'$lastmonth')
  AND mc.month='$lastmonth'
  AND mc.year='$yearG'
group by deb.id
order by deb.id

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That way you offload most of the work onto the database. On the Perl side, you now need to remember the last customer and find out the places in the resultset where a new customer begins.

In reply to Re: retrieve data from array empty by Corion
in thread retrieve data from array empty by pverstraten

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