The problem, if I understand your code correctly, is that you should move your last initialization of $i inside the foreach loop:
my $i = 0; foreach my $PER_item (@major_PER_Data) { foreach my $PER_subitem (@{$PER_item}) { $PER_Item[$i] = $PER_subitem; $i++ } $PER_Entity[$Num_OF_PER] = $PER_Item[0]; $PER_Customer_ID[$Num_OF_PER] = $PER_Item[1]; $PER_SSN[$Num_OF_PER] = $PER_Item[2]; $PER_Relationship[$Num_OF_PER] = $PER_Item[3]; print "$PER_Entity[$Num_OF_PER] \n"; print "$PER_Customer_ID[$Num_OF_PER] \n"; print "$PER_SSN[$Num_OF_PER] \n"; print "$PER_Relationship[$Num_OF_PER] \n"; $Num_OF_PER++; }
Should be:
foreach my $PER_item (@major_PER_Data) { my $i = 0; foreach my $PER_subitem (@{$PER_item}) { $PER_Item[$i] = $PER_subitem; $i++ } $PER_Entity[$Num_OF_PER] = $PER_Item[0]; $PER_Customer_ID[$Num_OF_PER] = $PER_Item[1]; $PER_SSN[$Num_OF_PER] = $PER_Item[2]; $PER_Relationship[$Num_OF_PER] = $PER_Item[3]; print "$PER_Entity[$Num_OF_PER] \n"; print "$PER_Customer_ID[$Num_OF_PER] \n"; print "$PER_SSN[$Num_OF_PER] \n"; print "$PER_Relationship[$Num_OF_PER] \n"; $Num_OF_PER++; }
As for the DBI question, that is not my forte. Perhaps someone else can help on that issue.

--Jim


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