Re: Unable to INSERT dereferenced values into db

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First: Actually, you ARE returning an array. Lists are only transient things that exist in expressions. If you can take a reference to it, it's an array.

With that out of the way: That's not how you access array elements, and I think that'll give you a warning about single-element array slicing. There are two ways you can do your array:

$sth->execute( $ref->[0], $ref->[1], $ref->[2], $ref->[3]) ;
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or slightly easier

$sth->execute( @$ref );
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Try those.

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Re: Re: Unable to INSERT dereferenced values into db by Mr. Muskrat (Canon) on May 25, 2004 at 11:59 UTC
TMTTWTDI (There's More Than Two Ways To Do It), this is Perl after all. <pedantic>You forgot about `$sth->execute($$ref[0], $$ref[1], $$ref[2], $$ref[3]);` and what about ...</pedantic>	[reply] [d/l]

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