Yes ikegami. That's why I asked the question.

"using the same array", what is this same array?

By my original understanding, $ref returned by fetchrow_arrayref() is the reference points to the row returned by fetchrow_arrayref(), so when I used "push", it should be no problem.

After I got the answer from sabari, I realized, that the reference pushed into an array is the reference pointed to the current row that fetchrow_arrayref working on.So all the references is a pushed array pointed to the last record. Did I understand this right?

I don't undertand why perl DBI has created such a seemly unuseful function.

Thank you.

In reply to Re^2: perl DBI question about fetchrow_arrayref() by lightoverhead
in thread perl DBI question about fetchrow_arrayref() by lightoverhead

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