This same $self->{'dbh'} is working in every other method of this module, but seems to have gone South on me in this code. It prepares a query and produces what looks to be a $sth. But when I execute the $sth, it returns 1, which has no ->fetchrow_hashref() method.

Any ideas would be appreciated.

  my $sql = $self->{'cfg'}->param("sql.get_service_plans");
  $self->log('The $service_plans query reads: ',$sql);
  my $sth = $self->{'dbh'}->prepare($sql) or die $self->{'dbh'}->errst
+r;
  $self->log('It\'s $sth looks like this: ',$sth);
  my $service_plans = $sth->execute() or die $self->{'dbh'}->errstr;;
  $self->log('The $service_plans query looks like this: ',$service_pla
+ns);

  while (my $plan = $service_plans->fetchrow_hashref()){
    print Dumper($plan);
  }
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And from the logs:

The $service_plans query reads:
$VAR1 = 'SELECT svc_plan_id, plan_name, plan_image, plan_description, 
+plan_deposit, plan_monthly_fee, plan_prepaid_discount, plan_list_size
+, plan_group_count FROM svc_plans WHERE plan_active ORDER BY plan_sor
+t_order';

It's $sth looks like this:
$VAR1 = bless( {}, 'DBI::st' );

The $service_plans query looks like this:
$VAR1 = 1;

Can't call method "fetchrow_hashref" without a package or object refer
+ence at . . .
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Thanks,

-- Hugh

UPDATE:

Thanks targetsmart, a second set of eyes got me past that one in a handful of minutes. Your help is appreciated. -- HE

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