Hi I have a select query that fetches three columns and i need to store them in perl variables. The code I'm having and is not working is as follows: I have used last in while loop to ensure that control should come out of loop after first iteration. 

                    my ( $AcctNbr, $CycCd, $CycEndDt  );
                    my $dly1 = $lda ->prepare("select acct_nbr,cycle_c
+d,cycle_end_dt  from USAGE_FLATF_DLY_INDEX_1 where acct_nbr= ? order 
+by cycle_end_dt ");
                    
                    $dly1->bind_param(1,$Acct);
                    
                    
                       $dly1->execute();
                        $dly1->bind_col(1,\$AcctNbr);
                        $dly1->bind_col(2,\$CycCd);
                        $dly1->bind_col(3,\$CycEndDt);

                    while ( $dly1->fetchrow_arrayref()) 
                    {

                        
                        print ("Acct Nbr is $AcctNbr ,Cycle cd is $Cyc
+Cd,cycle end date is $CycEndDt ");
                        rerateandupdate($AcctNbr);
                        last;
                    }

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In reply to Problem in fetching columns from select query by rkrish

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