The only objects you have in this snippet are $dbh (a database handle object) and $sth (a statement handle object). (You called them $DBHandle and $DataOut in the original snippet.) The rest of the variables are just your ordinary garden variety variables: scalars, arrays and hashes. Objects are references (a scalar holding the address of another variable) that have been blessed into a given class. See perldata, perlref, perldsc, perllol, perlobj, perlmod, perltoot and perlboot for the complete details about Perl data types, references, Perl data structures, modules, and objects.

In reply to Re^3: accessing data in DBI object by Mr. Muskrat
in thread accessing data in DBI object by arcnon

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