On Jul 25, Denis N. said:
my $selectHandle = $dbh->prepare(...); ... $selectHandle->execute(....); my @data = $selectHandle->fetchrow_array(); $self->[1] = \$data;
That should be [EMAIL PROTECTED], not \$data.
my $selectHandle = $dbh->prepare(...); ... $selectHandle->execute(....); $self->[1] = $selectHandle->fetchrow_arrayref(); The second one is not correct because it turned out that fetchrow_arrayref() return reference to the same array (as described in man page).
Yeah.
Is there a syntax for obtaining the reference to the array returned by the function without copying it first?
Well, since fetchrow_array() returns a list (not an array, and not an array ref), the best you can hope for right now is
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