I'm having some trouble dynamically declaring a number of arrays that are used to store the result set from a query. Below is a short example: 
my $sth1 = $dbh->prepare($full_query);
        $sth1->execute();
        # fetch the records
         
          while (@data = $sth1->fetchrow_array()) {
            push @field1, $data[0];
            push @field2, $data[1];
            push @field3, $data[2];
          }

$sth1->finish;

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So I would like to have @field1, @field2, @field3 created dynamically based on the number of fields in my table. And then be able to populate each array in the while loop.

In reply to declaring arrays dynamically by db2admin

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