Update: Damn, There were no replies when I started this post. Now there are 3 before mine! You guys are fast!

AnonyMonk: The error is " Can't call method "rows" on an undefined value at...."
Have you intialized $sth2? The error means you are trying to execute a module call on an object you have not yet created.

You have: 
    $sth = $dbh_base_app->prepare($sqlstatement);

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where you defined $sth....but you don't define $sth2 as an object of $dbh_base_app
You don't tell us which type of database you are interacting with, but the MySql/Perl documentation is here.
-Kevin

In reply to Re: Don't understand row by K_M_McMahon
in thread Don't understand row by Anonymous Monk

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