I want to get at the variable name from the @ element array and assign it to $DB_Column Name>

 @element=
( $id,$Record_Lock,$Record_Change_Date,$Purchase_PO,$Project_Group,
  $Project_Name,$Project_Active,$Project_Vendor,$Project_Prime,$Projec
+t_Status,
  $Site_ID,$Site_Name,$Site_Division,$Site_Country,$Site_AP_Count,
  $Survey_Data_Date,$Survey_First_Date,$Survey_Last_Date,$Survey_Count
+,
  $Survey_Status,$Survey_Status_Manual,$Survey_GT_Three,$Map_Approved_
+Date,$Map_Architecht,
  $Cutover_Approved_Date,$Survey_Approved_Date,$Map_Billed_Month,$Cuto
+ver_Billed_Month,$Survey_Billed_Month)

foreach $Field_Name(@element)
{



$X1=$X."px";
$Y=$Y."px";
$Z1=$Z."px";


print <<ENDHTML;
<div id="contentframe" style="position:absolute; top: $X1; Left: $Y1;"
+>$DB_Column_Name</div>
<div id="contentframe" style="position:absolute; top: $X1; Left: $Z1;"
+>  <input type="text" name="$DB_Column_Name"  style="width: 120px;"va
+lue="$Field_Name"> <br></div>
ENDHTML
  $X=$X+30;
}

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