Hi Monks, I am using DBI (oracle) to do some SQL select query. I notice that the returned column order is not the same as the order of the SQL statement. E.g. select name, age, address from table; DBI would return address, name, age Below is an example of my code. Is there anyway to maintain the order based on the SQL query? Thanks. iPhony. 
$dbh = DBI->connect ( "dbi:Oracle:host=$ip;sid=$sd;port=1521", $id, $p
+w, {RaiseError => 1, AutoCommit => 0} );

    my $sqlexe = $dbh->prepare( $sql );
    my @tempdata;
    my @data;

        $sqlexe->bind_columns ( undef, \$tempdata[0][0], \$tempdata[0]
+[1] );
        while ( $sqlexe->fetch() ) {
            push @{@data}, [ $tempdata[0][0], $tempdata[0][1] ];
        }

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