I have a form which is produced by the code below. The WHILE loop is filling the table with data from a SQL table, and continues to poll for each entry(row) in the database table. 
my @tableCont;
while(***)
{
  push(@tableCont,td(***).td(***));
}

print startform(***),
table(Tr(/@tableTop),Tr(/@tableCont)),
submit(***),end_form);

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I now want to break my table into a number of smaller tables something similar to the following... 

print startform(***),
table(Tr(/@tableTop),Tr(/@tableCont_1)),
table(Tr(/@tableTop),Tr(/@tableCont_2)),
table(Tr(/@tableTop),Tr(/@tableCont_3)),
submit(***),end_form);

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So now, for example, lets say there are 30 entries(rows) in my SQL table, the WHILE loop will, for this case, exectute 30 times. And lets say i want to create 3 different tables based on this data, i.e. Table 1 = row 0 ..9 Table 2 = row 10..19 and Table 3 = 20..29. OR Table[i%10] = row(i), where i is the ith iteration of the while loop.
How can i right my code so that i have 3 different arrays, array 1 being pushed for rows 0 to 9. I read somewhere that perl does not allow an array of arrays. If it di i could do something like this(perhaps)
while($i<30)
{
  $i++
  push(@tableCont[i%10],td(***).td(***));
}

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My 3 tables acould then be constructed as /@tableCont[0],/@tableCont[1] and /@tableCont[2]

Edited 2001-12-13 by Ovid

In reply to An array of arrays by Baz

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