Here is my code. How do I loop through @Data which would be the row returned from my DBI query and assign the hashkey and values to my anonymous hash record. 

my $DataCount    = 0;
while ( @Data = $ExcelQuery->fetchrow_array ) {    

    #  Loop through row data and assign to an anonymous hash in an arr
+ay
    
    $AssetRecord    =    {$ExcelColumns[0] => $Data[0],
                 $ExcelColumns[1] => $Data[1],
                 $ExcelColumns[2] => $Data[2],
                 $ExcelColumns[3] => $Data[3],
                 $ExcelColumns[4] => $Data[4],
                 $ExcelColumns[5] => $Data[5],
                 $ExcelColumns[6] => $Data[6],
                 $ExcelColumns[7] => $Data[7],
                 $ExcelColumns[8] => $Data[8],
                 $ExcelColumns[9] => $Data[9],
                 $ExcelColumns[10] => $Data[10],
                 $ExcelColumns[11] => $Data[11],
                 $ExcelColumns[12] => $Data[12],
                 $ExcelColumns[13] => $Data[13],
                 $ExcelColumns[14] => $Data[14],
                 $ExcelColumns[15] => $Data[15],
                 $ExcelColumns[16] => $Data[16],
                 $ExcelColumns[17] => $Data[17],
                 $ExcelColumns[18] => $Data[18],
                 $ExcelColumns[19] => $Data[19],
                 $ExcelColumns[20] => $Data[20],
                 $ExcelColumns[21] => $Data[21],
                };
    
    $AssetEntries[$DataCount]    = $AssetRecord;
    $DataCount ++;
    
}

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I had something akin to this 
my $RowCount = 0;
while (<@Data>){

     $AssetRecord = $ExcelColumns[$RowCount] => $Data[$RowCount];
     $RowCount ++;
}

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This of course creates a new anonymous hash so when the row is finished only the last hash reference and value gets stored in the array.

I am missing something simple.

I probably should just create an object. But before going OO want to understand my references better.



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In reply to Record creation in nested loops by Ninthwave

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