Ok, we cleaned up the @/$/[,]/[][] problem. But why don't you just write: 
  for ($i=0; $i<$qry->numrows; $i++) {
    @row = $qry->fetchrow or warn '...';
    print "\@row is assigned @row\n";
    $athlete[$i] = [ @row ];
  }

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or even perlier: 
  for my $i (0 .. $qry->numrows - 1) {
    @row = $qry->fetchrow() or warn '...';
    $athlete[$i] = [ @row ];
  }

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or (I hate array subscripts): 
  for (1 .. $qry->numrows) {
    @row = $qry->fetchrow() or warn '...';
    push @$athlete, [ @row ];
  }

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ok, no2 looks better ;)

Update: Oops, and again i coded rusbish. Fixed code no3, now it no longer looks bad ;)

In reply to Re: Where is my foreach data going to? by Beechbone
in thread Where is my foreach data going to? by brotherdaniel

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