I am preparing a script using which i would like to execute mysql query. I am already having access to local node so I can use mysql –e “Query” DBNAME. What I am trying to do is following.

my $Query1 = "mysql -e \"SELECT count(id_) FROM jbpm_taskinstance WHER +E isopen_ IS TRUE AND actorid_ IS NOT NULL\" DB1"; my $Query2 = "mysql -e \"SELECT count(id_) FROM jbpm_taskinstance WHER +E create_>(SELECT DATE_ADD(NOW(), INTERVAL '-3' HOUR))\" DB1"; my @QXXXX = (\$Query1,\$Query2); foreach my $q (@QXXXX) { $out = qx(Dumper($q)); print $out . "\n"; }

but when executing I get error.

sh: -c: line 0: syntax error near unexpected token `SCALAR'

sh: -c: line 0: `Dumper(SCALAR(0x307ef60))'

sh: -c: line 0: syntax error near unexpected token `SCALAR'

sh: -c: line 0: `Dumper(SCALAR(0x307ef70))'

Could someone help me in fixing it?

In reply to storing queries in an array and execute by kaka_2

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