Is it possible to assign an entire 1-D array to a row in a 2-D array without looping and without using references? Example(What I don't want to do): 
while (my @kp_src_t_row=$sth->fetchrow_array())
{
 for ($column=0; $column<@kp_src_t_row; $column++)
 {
   $currentarray[$kp_num][$column] = $kp_src_t_row[$column];
 }
 $kp_num++;
}

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This is what I want to do in theory but don't have a clue if it can be done: 
while (my @kp_src_t_row=$sth->fetchrow_array())
{
 $currentarray[$kp_num]= @kp_src_t_row
 $kp_num++;
}

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Such that in the end @currentarray would contain many rows of the data retrieved from the fetch into @kp_src_t_row. Thanks.

In reply to Assigning an Array to a Multidimensional Array by keithbas

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