Fixed. Thanks all.

sub UpdateUserData
{
    
#    $dbh->trace(2);
    my ($sid, $password,$email,$secret) = @_;
    $session = new CGI::Session("driver:MySQL",$sid, {Handle=>$dbh});
    my $SQL = qq|SELECT id FROM $sql_session_table WHERE id = '$sid' |
+;
    my $sth = ExecuteQuery($SQL);
    my ($tsid, $userid) = $sth->fetchrow_array();
    if (!$tsid) {
        return 0;
         }
    else {
        my $userid = $session->param("user_id");
        my $username = $session->param("username");

        if (! defined $userid ){        
          return 0;
        }

        my $updateinfoemail = "webpass\@jala-mi.org";        
        my $passpart = "";
        my $mailpart = "";
        my $secretpart = "";
        if ($password ne "") {
          $passpart = "password = '$password'";
        }
        if (($email ne "") && ($password eq "")) {
          $mailpart = "email = '$email'";
        }
        elsif (($email ne "") && ($password ne "")) {
          $mailpart = ", email = '$email'";
        }
        if (($secret ne "") && ($password eq "") && ($email eq "")) {
          $secretpart = "secret = '$secret'";
        }
        elsif (($secret ne "") && (($password ne "") || ($email ne "")
+)) {
          $secretpart = ", secret = '$secret'";
        }
        my $wherepart = " where  user_id = '$userid'";
        my $statement = "update $sql_user_table set $passpart $mailpar
+t $secretpart $wherepart";
        $SQL = qq| $statement |;
        my $sth1 = ExecuteQuery($SQL);

        # success so disconnect and send an e-mail with the missing/al
+tered information to the user.

        $session->flush() or  die "Unable to update session storage\n"
+;

        my $password1 = "'06#$password&422'"; 
        my $userid1 = "61345$userid";
        
        my $message = "The member has updated their information throug
+h the website. The member userid is :'$userid1'. Their new password i
+s '$password1' ";
        my $subject = 'JALA Update Information Request.';
        my $from = 'webmaster@jala-mi.net';
        my $to = $updateinfoemail;
        my $body = $message;
        my $heading = "Member Update Information";
        my $closing = "Office Manager: Please update the member databa
+se.";
        my $signiture = "JALA Support";

        my $result = SendMemberMail($subject,$from,$to,$heading,$body,
+$closing,$signiture);
        return 1;
    }
}
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