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I feel this should be easy, however I am struggling a bit. The following bit of code is to allow me to take a single count and assign the count to a variable. What am I doing wrong?


    my $Count_A_ANY = $dbh_B->selectall_arrayref( "SELECT Count(*) fro
+m e_annotation_090812.annotation A WHERE A.user IN (SELECT T.Line FRO
+M europhenome_annotation_090812.Temp_table T) AND entity_name LIKE '_
+%' AND evidence_code NOT LIKE '%_________8__' AND A.centre LIKE '".$R
+eference."'", { Slice => {} });
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I then go on to:


    my $Result_summary  = "Counts/Summary_table.txt"; 
    open (RESULT_SUMMARY, "+>>$Result_summary") || die "Error opening 
+outfile.$!,stopped";
    

    if ($loop_count == 1 ){
    print RESULT_SUMMARY "Reference center\tComparitor center\tArray p
+osition\tKnockout no.\tNo. of agreed parameters\tNo. of hits for refe
+rence center A\tD_divided_by_E";
    }
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In reply to Perl DBI - returning a single value by Freezer

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