No that is not your $api_results, is it? Again that is invalid json, when i fixed it i got the same result you did. If you lie to us why do you expect to get valid advice?

And you dont follow instructions well do you? you changed THREE major parts of what i had posted, resulting in a whole different result from what you would have gotten if you had just cut & pasted what i wrote.

but not knowing what jg did, i misinterpreted part of what was needed to make this work, so i included the fix in this version. See if you can figure out what you did wrong and why was it wrong from what i had first posted. Then try to figure out what i did to simulate how jg worked. But i suspect both tasks are beyond your abilities. 

$app_insert = $dbh->prepare("INSERT INTO bitium_apps(id, app_slug, app
+_Name, 
team_id, provider_id, provider_slug, provider_saml, config_saml, confi
+g_login, 
config_url, created_date, status, key_vault, mfa_code, configuration_i
+nstall) 
VALUES (?, ?, ?, \"$response\", ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?") o
+r die $dbh->errstr; 
  use JSON; 
  my $json=new JSON;
  my $unjson=$json->allow_nonref->decode($api_results);
  for my $row (@$unjson) {
    my @insert;
    for my $var (qw/.id .slug .name 
                    .provider.id .provider.name
                    .provider.capabilities.has_saml .configuration.sam
+l
                    .configuration.login .configuration.url .created_a
+t
                    .status .key_vault .requires_mfa_code .configurati
+on.install_type
                   /){
      my $var2=substr($var,1); 
      my @parts=split('\.',$var2); 
      my $base=$row; 
      my $terminal=pop @parts; 
      while (scalar(@parts)>0) {
        my $subpart=shift @parts; 
        $base=$base->{$subpart}; 
        } 
      push @insert,$base->{$terminal};
      }  # var
    $app_insert->execute(@insert[0,1,2,4 .. 15]) or die $app_insert->e
+rrstr;
    } # row

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In reply to Re^7: Perl Database Entries by huck
in thread Perl Database Entries by cbtshare

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