I am getting records from a database and converting in to xml file. The record example is
<record><question>Question 1</question><answer>Answer 1</answer></record>
Question is getting from a table and answer is from another table.I have written the code for getting the questions and displaying but how can i do to fetch the answers for the question from another table. Also if i want to get a single record how to do it.
use warnings; use strict; use XML::Simple; use DBI; my $dbh = DBI->connect('DBI:mysql:sample','root') or die DBI->errstr; # Get an array of hashes my $recs = $dbh->selectall_arrayref('SELECT * FROM test',{ Columns => +{} }); # Convert to XML where each hash element becomes an XML element my $xml = XMLout( {record => $recs}, NoAttr => 1 ); print $xml; $dbh->disconnect;

In reply to Using XML::Simple and getting multiple records by Anonymous Monk

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