Update: The second I posted this, I noticed that the while statement is making the fetchrow go out of scope (d'uh!). So the updated question is what is the most efficient/elegant way to achieve the structure that I need without it going out of scope?
Hello,
I'm receiving the "DBD::mysql::st fetchrow_hashref failed: fetch() without execute() " error when invoking fetchrow_hashref within loops. First the code:
my $sth_spaces = $dbh->prepare( "SELECT
Spaces.*,
SpaceTypes.SpaceTypeID,SpaceTypes.SpaceTypeName,
COUNT(Spaces.SpaceID)
from Spaces
LEFT JOIN SpaceTypes ON SpaceTypes.SpaceTypeID = Spaces.Sp
+aceTypeID
WHERE Spaces.RegioID = $regioID
GROUP BY SpaceID
ORDER BY SpaceName
");
$sth_spaces->execute();
my @regioloop = ();
foreach my $regid ( sort { $a cmp $b } keys %$regia ){
my @insulaloop = ();
foreach my $insid ( sort { $a cmp $b } keys %$insulae ){
my @spaceloop = ();
while ( my $space = $sth_spaces->fetchrow_hashref() ){
push @spaceloop, {
'SpaceID' => $space->{'SpaceID'},
'Doorway' => $space->{'Doorway'},
'SpaceName' => $space->{'SpaceName'},
'SpaceTypeID' => $space->{'SpaceTypeID'},
'SpaceTypeName' => $space->{'SpaceTypeName'}
};
}
push @insulaloop, {
'InsulaID' => $insid,
'InsulaName' => $insulae->{ $insid },
'SPACELOOP' => \@spaceloop
};
}
push @regioloop, {
'RegioID' => $regid,
'RegioName' => $regia->{ $regid },
'INSULALOOP' => \@insulaloop
};
push @{$fields->{'REGIOLOOP'}}, @regioloop;
}
$fields is going to get tossed to HTML::Template for some happy TMPL_LOOP nesting, which is why I need this data structure.
If I pull the while statement outside of the foreach loops, it works fine. What is it about being inside the loop that makes this error come up, and how can I fix it, oh wise ones?
Thanks!
Jasmine
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