Thanx Nitrox, turns out I was moving the iterator($db2->Data()) out of the second while loop. This caused it not to output anything. Another case of programmer error!

So that error being fixed, I tryed to tie 3 quieries together like so but now I'm getting a Runtime Error. I get the first value to print out and then I get that dreaded Runtime Error. Is it possible that I'm exceding a buffer or something? Can anybody explain why that could happen? Thanks again!

#!/opt/perl/bin/perl

use Win32::ODBC;
use strict;

my $outdir="//Cmdsrv02/EPIC_Users/Group_Share/Database/meetings/script
+s/";

#MAKE CONNECTION AND QUERY ACCESS DATABASE 
my $connstring = "DRIVER=Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb);DBQ=//Cmdsrv0
+2/EPIC_Users/Group_Share/Database/meetings/meetings.mdb";
my $connstring2 = "DRIVER=Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb);DBQ=//Cmdsrv
+02/EPIC_Users/Group_Share/Contacts/contacts.mdb";

my $db = new Win32::ODBC($connstring);
my $db2 = new Win32::ODBC($connstring2);
my $db3 = new Win32::ODBC($connstring2);
$db->Sql("SELECT * FROM meetings INNER JOIN groups ON meetings.group_i
+d=groups.group_id");

#OPEN EXTERNAL LOGFILE
open(LOGFILE, ">$outdir/events.txt");


while ($db->FetchRow()) {
#DB Variables
my $meeting_id="meeting_id", my $meeting_type_id="meeting_type_id", my
+ $group_id="group_id", my $group_name="group_name", my $contact1_id="
+contact1_id", my $contact2_id="contact2_id", my $title="title", my $d
+etails="details", my $date_begin="date_begin", my $date_end="date_end
+", my $time_begin="time_begin", my $time_end="time_end", my $duration
+="duration", my $call_in_number="call_in_number", my $call_in_code="c
+all_in_code", my $location="location", my $date_last_published="date_
+last_published", my $discipline="discipline"; my $discipline_id = "di
+scipline_id"; my $discipline = "discipline";
$meeting_id=$db->Data($meeting_id); $meeting_type_id=$db->Data($meetin
+g_type_id); $group_id=$db->Data($group_id); $group_name=$db->Data($gr
+oup_name); $contact1_id=$db->Data($contact1_id); $contact2_id=$db->Da
+ta($contact2_id); $title=$db->Data($title); $details=$db->Data($detai
+ls); $date_begin=$db->Data($date_begin); $date_end=$db->Data($date_en
+d); $time_begin=$db->Data($time_begin); $time_end=$db->Data($time_end
+); $duration=$db->Data($duration); $call_in_number=$db->Data($call_in
+_number); $call_in_code=$db->Data($call_in_code); $location=$db->Data
+($location); $date_last_published=$db->Data($date_last_published);

#INTERNAL QUERY
$db2->Sql("SELECT discipline_id FROM groups_in_disciplines WHERE group
+_id=$group_id");
$db2->FetchRow();
$discipline_id=$db2->Data($discipline_id);

$db3->Sql("SELECT discipline FROM disciplines WHERE discipline_id=$dis
+cipline_id");
$db3->FetchRow();
$discipline = $db3->Data($discipline);

print LOGFILE $discipline, "\t";
#print LOGFILE $meeting_id, "\t";
#print LOGFILE $meeting_type_id, "\t";
#print LOGFILE $group_id, "\t";
#print LOGFILE $group_name, "\t";
#print LOGFILE $contact1_id, "\t";
#print LOGFILE $contact2_id, "\t";
#print LOGFILE $title, "\t";
#print LOGFILE $details, "\t";
#print LOGFILE $date_begin, "\t";
#print LOGFILE $date_end, "\t";
#print LOGFILE $time_begin, "\t";
#print LOGFILE $time_end, "\t";
#print LOGFILE $duration, "\t";
#print LOGFILE $call_in_number, "\t";
#print LOGFILE $call_in_code, "\t";
#print LOGFILE $location, "\t";
#print LOGFILE $date_last_published, "\n";
$db2->Close();
$db3->Close();
}

close LOGFILE;
$db->Close();
exit();
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