Hello all you venerable monks,

I have a quickie question about the selectall_arrayref method, here's my MSSQL query from my sparc/linux box: 

my $query1 = "
    select \"column1\", \"column2\" from Database.Table where \"column
+1\" in ($values_string) and \"column3\" != '2'
";

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I'm trying to execute the code by the selectall_array method in the following way: 

my $dsn2 = 'DBI:Sybase:server=xx.xx.xx.xx';
my $dbh2 = DBI->connect($dsn2, "user", 'pass');
die "unable to connect to server $DBI::errstr" unless $dbh2;

my $values_array=${$dbh2->selectall_arrayref($query1)};

while (my $row = shift(@$values_array)) {
    print "row->[0], row->[1]\n";
}

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And get the following error: 

Not a SCALAR reference at line 108

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Maybe there's an easy solution to this problem, but i still didn't find out..

Thanks

F

In reply to DBD::Sybase, selectall_arrayref "Not a SCALAR reference" error by longjohnsilver

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