note dkubb <p>A great way to do what you want is built right into DBI, there is no need for extra code to build the data structure:</p> <code>my %attr = ( dbi_fetchall_arrayref_attr => {}, ); my $statement = q{ SELECT * FROM table WHERE field LIKE ? }; $template->param( rows => $dbh->selectall_arrayref($statement, \%attr, $value), );</code> <p>This uses a little known, and <b>undocumented</b> feature in [cpan://DBI], where <code>selectall_arrayref()</code> can be coerced into returning a reference to an array of hash references. This is done through the use of the <code>\%attr</code> hash reference passed to <code>selectall_arrayref()</code>.</p> 63391 63391