insead of trying to exlain my problem ill just cp the code here (if that doesnt work, ill try again):
    foreach $table(keys %tableNum){
         my $sth = $dbh->prepare($sqlbyTabs{"$table"}) || die("Unable 
+to perpare statement");
        $sth->execute() || die("Database execute Error: $DBI::errstr")
+;
        @results = @{ $sth->fetchall_arrayref };
        for ($row = 0; $row <= $#results; $row++) {
           $h = @{$results[$row]}[0];
           map{$Data{$h}{$tableFts{$table}[$_]} = @{$results[$row]}[$_
+]}1..$#results->[$row]; <br>
         }
    }

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my problem arises in that map statement. i want $_ to get from 1 to the count of the anonomys array (so basically $results[$row][1..the count here])...will this work, or can you give me something that will . thanks

In reply to mapping 2nd array by jls13

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