I understand what you're saying but this doesn't help me on my issue right now. I already did it the other way around, receive first in perl and pass as param to template, but same result anyway...

print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
my $oTT = Template->new({
    INCLUDE_PATH => '../templates',
    EVAL_PERL    => 1,
    ABSOLUTE     => 1, 
}) || die "$Template::ERROR\n";

# DB - Connect
my $hDB = DBI->connect( "dbi:Oracle:xe", "lp", "lpdba", { AutoCommit =
+> 0 } );
my $hStatement = $hDB->prepare("
    SELECT v.vertragsnummer, a.artikelnr, v.status, v.datum, v.nachric
+ht
    FROM vertraege v, artikel a, benutzer b, lieferanten l, mandanten 
+m
[...]");            
$hStatement->execute(  );
while ( ( $iVertragsnummer, $sArtikelNr, $sVertragsStatus, $sVertragsD
+atum, $iMsgID ) =  $hStatement->fetchrow_array() ){
   push (@aRows, ( $iVertragsnummer, $sArtikelNr, $sVertragsStatus, $s
+VertragsDatum, $iMsgID ));
}
$hStatement->finish;
$hDB->disconnect;

my $sData = {
    'result' => \@aRows
};

$oTT->process("../templates/mytemp.html", $sData) || die $oTT->error()
+, "\n";

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In reply to Re^2: Template::Toolkit - How do i access alias-based results? by Yaerox
in thread Template::Toolkit - How do i access alias-based results? by Yaerox

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