I'm the same guy who posted about timestamps in mysql yesterday and now I've run into a problem with my SELECT only bringing back one result (when there are 6). 

my $data = qq(SELECT search, engine, time FROM searches WHERE DATE_SUB
+(CURDATE(),INTERVAL 7 DAY) <= time);

my $sth = $dbh->prepare($data);
$sth->execute() or die $dbh->errstr;

my ($search, $engine, $date);
$sth->bind_columns(\$search, \$engine, \$date);

while($sth->fetch)
{
  print "$search $engine on $date<br>";
}

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This is the data found in my database as told by PHPMyAdmin 
        Edit    Delete    1      this is fun      Google      2006-08-
+10 10:48:21
    Edit     Delete     2     oh yeah         About         2006-08-10
+ 11:15:18
    Edit     Delete     3     yet another    About         2006-08-10 
+11:15:26
    Edit     Delete     4     this is fun     Excite         2006-08-1
+0 11:15:35
    Edit     Delete     5     another on this    Excite         2006-0
+8-10 11:15:44
    Edit     Delete     6     testing     Dogpile     2006-08-10 11:15
+:592006-08-10 11:15:59

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It prints 
 this is fun Google on 006-08-10 10:48:21

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But from the times, you can see each of these are within the last 7 days and I'm confused why it's not printing them, too.

In reply to sth fetch only grabbing back first result by Anonymous Monk

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