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It turned out that the problem was simple (stupid):
my ($dbh, $field_str, $where_str, $href) = shift; ## instead of my ($dbh, $field_str, $where_str, $href) = @_;

Apologies to all. Note that the mistake does not cause compile or runtime errors. The parameters $field_str and $where_str are optional. I should have included more complete code, as the problem would probably have been spotted right away. However, the feedback was of great value and some has found its way into the current version of the code. Thanks to all who replied.

#initial stuff #... build_hash($dbh, '', '', $href); sub build_hash { my ($dbh, $field_str, $where_str, $href) = @_; my $table_str = 'table_name'; do { my @fields = qw( f1 f2 f3 f4 f4 f6 f7 f8 f9 ); $field_str = join(', ', @fields); } unless $field_str; my $query = qq( select $field_str from $table_str ); $query .= qq( where $where_str ) if $where_str; my $sth = $dbh->prepare($query) or die "Could not prepare '$query'\n"; $sth->execute() or die "Could not execute '$query'\n"; my $ct = 0; while (my $tmp_href = $sth->fetchrow_hashref) { $ct++; $$href{$ct} = $tmp_href; } $sth->finish or die "Could not finish '$query'\n"; }
Any further comments, suggestions, etc. welcome.

In reply to Re: Preserving hash structure after subroutine call by Anonymous Monk
in thread Preserving hash structure after subroutine call by Anonymous Monk

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