How would you add a variable to an array name to use in a statement? I need to make sure it runs 3 times if $count > 2000. Code is below: 
$count = 0;
$test_num = 0;
# Finds district for all stores
foreach $dist_fld (@all_stores) {
    if ($count < 998) {
        my $new = $dist_fld.",";
        print "$new\n";
        push(@store_get_dist1,$new);
        $test_num + 1;
     }
     if ($count < 1998) {
         my $new = $dist_fld.",";
        print "$new\n";
        push(@store_get_dist2,$new);
        $test_num + 1;
     }
     if ($count < 2998) {
         my $new = $dist_fld.",";
        print "$new\n";
        push(@store_get_dist3,$new);
        $test_num + 1;
     }
}

print "Number of queries needed: $test_num\n";

for ($i = 1; $i < $test_num; $i++) {
    my $last_one = pop(@store_get_dist${i}); #error occurs here
    chop($last_one);
    push(@store_get_dist${i}, $last_one); #error occurs here
    # GRAB ALL STORE, DISTRICT, REGION AND GROUP info
    $get_district = "SELECT distinct(DIST_I)\n".
    "FROM BCE_STORE\n".
    "WHERE LOC_I in (@store_get_dist${i})";

    $grab_dist = $dbv->prepare("$get_district");

    ### Execute the statement in the database
    $grab_dist->execute;

    print "$get_district\n";
    
    while ( my $row = $grab_dist->fetchrow(  ) ) {
        print "$row\n";
    }
}

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Thanks in advance... Sincerely, Paul

In reply to adding number to array name by Anonymous Monk

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