I have few doubts .Here you had used the queue_name and filtered with the first 5.
In case if i want to filter by their values with jobs_running instead of considering queue_name .
Obatined output: 
+---------------+--------------+--------------+
| queue_name    | jobs_pend    | jobs_run     |
+---------------+--------------+--------------+
| adice_long    |            5 |           39 |
| adice_ncsim   |            0 |            6 |
| adice_short   |          254 |          192 |
| calibre       |            0 |            0 |
| dsp_ncsim_gls |            0 |            2 |
+---------------+--------------+--------------+

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Expected output: 
+---------------+--------------+--------------+
| queue_name    | jobs_pend    | jobs_run     |
+---------------+--------------+--------------+
| adice_short   |          254 |          192 |
| adice_long    |            5 |           39 |
| adice_ncsim   |            0 |            6 |
| calibre       |            0 |            0 |
| dsp_ncsim_gls |            0 |            2 |
| others        |         212  |          218 |
+---------------+--------------+--------------+

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So i had tried with revamping the mysql query for the code which you had posted which as follows.But i couldnt get the expected output
use DBI; 
use strict; 

my $DBH = get_dbh();
my $sql = 'SELECT queue_name,jobs_pend,jobs_run 
           FROM queues order by jobs_run DESC';
my $sth = $DBH->prepare( $sql );
$sth->execute();

# input
my %table = ();
my $recno = 0;
while (my ($name,$pend,$run) = $sth->fetchrow_array){
  my $key = ($recno++ < 5) ? $name : 'other' ;
  $table{$key}{'pend'} += $pend;
  $table{$key}{'run'}  += $run;
}

# output
for my $key (sort keys %table){
  my @col = ($key);# col[0]
  $col[1] = $table{$key}{'pend'};
  $col[2] = $table{$key}{'run'};
  printf "| %-25s | %3d | %3d |\n",@col;
}

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In reply to Re^2: How to add columns with new row name using perl from mysql query? by perlanswers
in thread How to add columns with new row name using perl from mysql query? by perlanswers

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