The problem is that the select statements are somewhat complex, and I'm trying to use the same array iteration for different SELECT statements.
An example: 

my $dbfile = "/tmp/storagedb.sqlite";
my $db;
my $rep = ();
my $selectstring = shift;

# Subs

$db = DBI->connect("dbi:SQLite:$dbfile","","") or die "ERROR: $!";

$rep = $db->selectall_arrayref($selectstring);

if (@$rep) {
    foreach my $i (@$rep) {
        foreach my $j (@$i) {
            print "$j | ";
        }
        print $/;
    }
}
$db->disconnect;

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I need to put headers before the data, but the $selectstring may have different columns.

In reply to Re^2: selectall_arrayref with headers by eddor1614
in thread selectall_arrayref with headers by eddor1614

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