Esteemed Monks, sorry if I missed the answer to this in an earlier post. I have a bit of code that I can't figure out why it's behaving like it is. 
my @return_data_team; # This is not secure in JSON but how dojo requir
+es it.
while ( my $row = $sth->fetchrow_arrayref ) {
        
        push (@return_data_team, $row);
        print STDERR Dumper($row);
    }
    print STDERR Dumper(@return_data_team);

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I see each $row as it should, but when I look at the array after the while loop, I see that each position in the array is pointing to the first position 

 
VAR1 = [
          'Richard Smith - Traffic Team',
          '106990',
          '156446',
          'Traffic Team',
          'Unknown'
        ];
$VAR2 = $VAR1;
$VAR3 = $VAR1;
$VAR4 = $VAR1;
$VAR5 = $VAR1;
$VAR6 = $VAR1;
$VAR7 = $VAR1;
$VAR8 = $VAR1;
$VAR9 = $VAR1;
$VAR10 = $VAR1;
$VAR11 = $VAR1;

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I did find a solution by just passing the $sth->fetchall_arrayref instead of the array. However, I still want to understand why. Thanks for your help in advance

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