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Given @emails which contains

id	Name	Email
1	Barry	some address
2	dave	another address

How would i do the following?

(pseudo code)

foreach (row in @emails)
get the email address and put it in $email

so becomes, (just to see)

Pass number	email
1	some address
2	another address

(im going to send an email using the obtained email address, but i know how to do that)

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My solution

my @emails = LSRfm::Database::MegaList->search_all();

foreach my $record ( @emails ) {
#record is the id number of the entry
#lets fetch this email from the db, then we can stringify
  @email = LSRfm::Database::MegaList->search_id($record);
  $email = shift(@email);
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thanks to davido for the $record idea

I apologize for not making the question clear enough, but I sometimes find it difficult to compose an effective question, usually someone complains/needs for info

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