Should the second run_query call be for $decl_reason ? What i see is (looks like running the same query both times): 
$apr_decl = "SELECT ...";
# Runs Query
@ap = &run_query($apr_decl);
print APR "CRAC_EVNT_DATA_T, Number Declined\n";
print APR "@ap";

$decl_reason = "SELECT ...;"
# Runs Query
@reason = &run_query($apr_decl);
print REASON "CRAC_EVNT_DATA_T, Number Declined\n";
print REASON "@reason";

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If that's not the issue, can you provide output from the debugging statements you have in there?

general question (i see this is just a snippet) -- do you have use strict; and use warnings; off or are you just pre-declaring all the vars at the top?

In reply to Re: Query Subroutine by davidrw
in thread Query Subroutine by Fuism

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