That qw construct is very weird. To get what you want, first create the m-d array as my @list_of_teamdata = [][];, then as you progress through the SQL results, you can assign the items as $list_of_teamdata[$i][0] = $row[0];, where $i is an incremented pointer.

Update: as ar0n points out below, you can't initialize the array like that, but it's still possible to get everything into an MD array...trust myself to make that mistake while being able to spot all the April Fools jokes :-/ <?P>

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In reply to Re: more dbi issues by Masem
in thread more dbi issues by Anonymous Monk

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