Can anyone look at my code below and tell me how to sort this!I need to make it sort by the variable $vStatus and then stop at ten results. This is just the search subroutine I have written, my email is dchenault@xpeditioner.com. Thanks for all your help! 
sub getdata{

my($query) = "SELECT * FROM dataprofiles where $searchquery";
    my($sth) = $dbh->prepare($query);
    $sth->execute || die("Couldn't exec sth!");
    while(@row = $sth->fetchrow)  {
        $vprofilenumber = $row[0];
        $vStatus = $row[1];
        $vPricePlusProduct = $row[2];
        $vKeywords = $row[3];
                $vUsername = $row[4];
        
    print <<EndHTML;
<html><head><title>Price Check</title></head>
<body>
<CENTER><FORM ACTION="http://www.xpeditioner.com/cgi-bin/merchant-mysq
+l-db/search.cgi" METHOD=POST>
   <CENTER><TABLE BORDER=0 WIDTH=600>
      <TR>
         <TD WIDTH=245>
            <P><FONT COLOR="#FFFFFF"><INPUT TYPE=hidden NAME=Username 
+VALUE="$vUsername" size=30 maxlength=40>
            <STRONG>\$$vStatus--$vPricePlusProduct</STRONG></FONT></P>
         </TD>
         <TD WIDTH=342>
            <P><INPUT TYPE=submit NAME=Submit VALUE="Click for Company
+ Information and Chat"></P>
         </TD>
      </TR>
   </TABLE>
   </CENTER>
</FORM></CENTER>

EndHTML
    }
$sth->finish;
}

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