I'm stuck with DBI and arrays of bind variables, I've read the documenatation and I'm still just as confused. Hopefully someone here will help. 
select cola, colb, colc
from table-name
where 
colx=?
and coly=?
and colz=?"

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I have an array containing the values of colx,y and z and I want to run this query for each of these sets of values. Then I want to store the results from all these queries in an array. Here is my perl effort 
my @Queryresults = @{ $sth->selectall_arrayref( $SQLQueryString, @SQLB
+indVars) };

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Where @SQLBindVars is an array containing my bind variables like I described above. The result in my error_log is 
Can't bind a reference (HASH(0x92705c))

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Can anyone show me the correct way of doing this, please lt me know if my question is not clear.

In reply to DBI and arrays by Anonymous Monk

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