Sure.

sub Got_Command ($$) {

# bad routine name.  Sounds like it should return a boolean.
# icky prototypes!  Should be:
# sub Got_Command {


  my $Command = $1; # EXEC Command - defined earlier
  my $Request_id = $2;

# bad variable names--should be lowercase
# bad parameter passing--do you mean
# my ($command, $request_id) = @_[0,1]; ?

    # Pass parameters to a stored procedure
    
    print "$Command\n";
  
  my $sthB_A =  $dbh->prepare("$Command") or
    die "Couldn't prepare query: ".$dbh->errstr;

# useless use of quotes--prepare($command)
  
  $sthB_A->execute() or
    die "Couldn't execute query: ".$sthB_A->errstr;
  
  ##########################################
  #   Return Results here                  #
  ##########################################

# lame comment style--hard on the eyes
# also it appears you need to "use strict"
  
  $Return_results = "Select * from Result_storage_keep where Unique_id
+entifier = '".$Request_id."'\;";

# should enumerate select columns and use
# SQL statement placeholders, i.e.
# my $return_results = "Select col1, col2 from
#  Result_storage_keep where Unique_id=?";
  
  my $get_results_B =  $dbh->prepare("$Return_results") or die "Couldn
+'t prepare query: ".$dbh->errstr;

# more useless use of quotes, prepare($results)
  
  $get_results_B->execute() or
    die "Couldn't execute query: ".$get_results_B->errstr;

  while (my @row = $get_results_B->fetchrow_array ) {
     
  }

  foreach (@row){
    print OUTPUT_FILE "$item0\n";
# where does $item0 come from?

  }

}
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