I'm trying to get the results of a verified SQL query returned by this function: 
sub selectAttributesForReport
{
    my ($self, $viewName) = @_;

    my $result;
    
    my $attrHash;

    ### SQL TO GET THE DATA ###
    my $dbm      = $self->getDBManager();
    my $sqlText  = $dbm->getSQL('selectAttributesForReport'); 

    my $dbh = $dbm->getDBH();
    my $sth = $dbh->prepare($sqlText);

    $self->logger_sql->info("Executing SQL: $sqlText");
    $sth->execute($viewName);
    
    
    #push the data onto our results
    while ( my $resultRowRef = $sth->fetchrow_hashref() )
     {       
         $attrHash->{OBJECT} = $resultRowRef->{'ATTRNAME'};
        $attrHash->{OBJECTATTRIB} = $resultRowRef->{'ATTRNAME2'};
        push (@$result, $attrHash);
     }


    ##There were no results.
    if(not $result)
      {
        $self->logger->error("There was no information available for t
+he view: [$viewName]");
      }

    return $result;
}

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I've verified via print statements that $attrHash->{OBJECT} is getting the correct values on each iteration through the loop, but when I look at the result returned, there are the correct number of them, but they all contain the value of the last row retrieved by the SQL.

I'm sure I'm doing something dumb on the push, but I can't put my finger on it.

In reply to Problem pushing hashref results by rashley

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