i have to execute multiple queries one afer the other. problem i am facing is if i am getting an error in one query my program is not executing after that query its getting killed. the code which i am using is as follows: 
while( $row = $select_handle->fetchrow_hashref)#getting row from some 
+other  query
{
  $handle = $syb_handle->prepare($query) or die "Unable to prepare sat
+ement";
  $handle->execute or die "Unable to execute query";
                
  $allrows = $handle->fetchall_arrayref();

  my($i, $j);
  for $i ( 0 .. $#{$allrows} ) {
      for $j ( 0 .. $#{$allrows->[$i]} ) {
          print $allrows->[$i][$j];
      }#ending $j
      print "\n";
  }#ending the $i

}#ending while

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i want that all the rows be executed and even if some of the queries get errors. thank you. - faaiz

In reply to multiple queries: by anjaana78

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