Dear Monks,

I am struggling a bit with the following code: 

  foreach (@SQL_queries) {

    my $Get_results = $_;
    
    
    
    my $sth_atl = $dbh->prepare($Get_results) or die "Couldn't prepare
+ query: ".$dbh->errstr;
    $sth_atl->execute() or die "Couldn't execute query: ".$sth_atl->er
+rstr;
       
    my $cols_for_row_B;
    
       
    while ($cols_for_row_B = $sth_atl->fetchrow_array) {
      local $" = "\t";
      print OUTFILE $cols_for_row_B;
      print OUTFILE "\n";
    }
  }
  undef @SQL_queries;

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I want it to return the output from the SQL queries to the result file(s).

Please can anyone help me with this?

Update:
The following just prints out the query. It doesn't print out the result of the query. I am wondering if I shouldn't have the SQL query specified over multiple lines. 

  while ($cols_for_row_B = $sth_atl->fetchrow_array) {
      local $" = "\t";
      print OUTFILE $_;
      print OUTFILE "\n";
    }

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