i had something running on my machine to output code it worked half an hour ago then i copied and pasted it into another sript recreated the database and now it doesn't work the code is as follows i keep getting an unitialised value at the line 
 
print "<td>$list_of_teamdata[0][1]</td> \n";

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the full program is 
my @list_of_teamdata ;
$pain = 0;
while (@row = $sth5->fetchrow_array()) {
    
    $round= $row[0];
    $teamname= $row[1];
    $score= $row[2];
    $list_of_teamdata[$pain][0] = $round;
    $list_of_teamdata[$pain][1] = $teamname;
    $list_of_teamdata[$pain][2] = $score; 

$pain++;


}

print "<table border=1> \n"; 
print "<tr> \n"; 
print "<th> List of info </th> \n"; 
print "<tr> \n"; 

print "<tr> \n";
print "<td>$list_of_teamdata[0][1]</td> \n";
print "</tr> \n";

print "</table>";
 
print "</body>"; 
print "</html>";

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i'm running out of hair to rip out why would that value be un anitialised. i altered the atabase by delete and then i recreated it with the same script as before.

In reply to yet more dbi issues by Anonymous Monk

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