Hey Monks... I'd like to be able to return an array of bound hashes from an SQL Query using the usuall prepare / execute routine. Ideally I would then be able to loop through the values in the array and reference the hashes available on each row. 

foreach (@array){
  print " @array[$i]{row_id}, @array[$i]{name}, @array[$i]{date} ..."
 $i++;
}

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or even 
foreach (@array){
 print "$_{row_id}, $_{name}, $_{date} ...";
}

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Examples for both would be ideal but the latter is more desirable since I'll have access to direct values.

In reply to Return Array of Hashes DBI (MYSQL) by expresspotato

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