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Uhhh... kinda vague. This isn't necessarily a Perl question. What have you done? Do you mean you've run a query that returns 100 rows or that you have a table that has 100 rows and you only want one?

If it's the former, where is the data? In an array? Then you need only reference that element in the array: $rows[50].

If it's the latter you need to adjust your SQL's WHERE or LIMIT to get only the needed row... not a Perl problem at all.

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meraxes

In reply to Re: Select Specific Row Of Data From MySQL using DBI? by meraxes
in thread Select Specific Row Of Data From MySQL using DBI? by jdlev

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