hi,

here i am trying to append the data to a file with the same syntax before it was working fine after sligh modifications of the code it is not writing or appending the data to a file i dont understand why its happening here is my code 

      
          open (writefile,">>",$target_full_path) || 
                             die "Can't open $target_full_path"; 
                  
          while($fetchdata=$sth4->fetchrow_array()) 
              { 
                print $fetchdata;  #it is working
                print writefile $fetchdata; # not appending
                $rowcount++; #here it is counting
              }         
          
                    close writefile; 
                    print $rowcount;

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here it is fetching the data and in the while loop i used "print $fetchdata" to check whether it is retreiving teh data or not here it is fetching the data but i dont know why its not appending into a file. Any suggestions would be great.

Thanks

In reply to appending data to a file by sudeep

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