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Returning a record count from a database

Asked by stummj in Perl Programming Language

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This should be so simple but is causing a few probs.

I can quite happily issue a sql statement and populate an array from within perl. I can even return a single element array item from one function to the calling procedure.

However I cant seem to store a single value from a data query(as it happends its a recordcount) into a variable and pass that variable back to the calling procedure.

Can anyone point me in the right direction? Or is a single item like this simple a single element array?

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