Help, Here is the code: 
$sth=$dbh->prepare("select b.req_id,ccode from rtsdet

 a,rtshead b where b.req_id

=a.req_id and date_stamp BETWEEN '2002/01/01' 

AND '2002/02/28'");

$sth->execute
();

# will dump out all fields $data=$sth->dump_results();

#$data=$sth->dump_results();


#@data=$sth->fetchrow_array();

        while (@data = $sth->fetchrow_array() ) {

                print "Row: @data \n";

                ($req,$ccode)=split(/ /,@data);

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do I have this right? 
                              

                print " $req $ccode \n";

        }
$sth->finish;

Here is the output:

Row: 1784996 CAABBA 
 2                  
Row: 1785155 PHAD   
 2                  
Row: 1785153 PHAD   
 2                  
Row: 1785173 SEABBA 
 2                  
Row: 1785175 SEABBA 
 2                  
Row: 1785176 SEABBA 
 2                  
Row: 1785176 SEABBA

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The Problem: It is not printing the split data - but the number 2. I want to separate the two pieces of data - and eventually use them. Any help as to what I am doing wrong? Thanks, V 
He who laughs last, doesn't get the joke.

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Edit by tye to remove excessive trailing spaces

In reply to Split and the tears it caused me. by vivekvp

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