I've been hammering away at this for a while and I'm stuck. Is there a way to simulate the actual execute by simply printing the string for each element in @dlrloc_array that would be run by the execute? 
my @dlrloc_array = qw(A100 A200 A300 A400 A500 A600 A700 A800);
my $dlrgrp_name = 'RUSH';
my $dlrdiv = 'PB';
my $dlrcountry = 'USA';
my $runDOW = 'WEDNESDAY';
my $daysofsupply = 45;
my $ordertype = 'SEASONAL';
my $plannercode = 'M63';

my $size = @dlrloc_array;

if ( $size > 0 )
{
   my $table = 'pac.promo_rpt';
   my @fields = qw( dlrcode dlrgroup division country planner
                    ordertype daysofsupply run_dow sof_or_excel abc_co
+des );

   my $fields = join(', ', @fields);
   my $places = join(', ', ('?') x @fields);

   my $sql = "INSERT into $table ($fields) values ($places)";

   for my $a_val ( @dlrloc_array ) {
    $sth->execute( $a_val, $ordtype );
    }
}

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