Hey everyone, Just have a question about DBI and SQL queries...I have a SELECT statement that I am trying to pass variables into and it doesn't seem to be working. I have done some searches here, and have tried different things, but still no luck! Here's my SQL query and the execute 
$Month=`date +%m`;
$Day=`date +%d`;
$now = localtime;

chomp $Month;
chomp $Day;

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$UniqueDay = "SELECT count(*) as COUNT, max(time) as MAX, min(time) as
+ MIN, attacksignature from np_data where month=? and day=? group by a
+ttacksignature order by COUNT desc";

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##Unique Events
$unique_events_sth = $db->prepare( $UniqueDay );
$unique_events_sth->execute($Month, $Day);

while (($count,$max,$min,$attacksignature) = $unique_events_sth->fetch
+row_array) {
    my %unique_row;
    $unique_row{COUNT} = $count;
    $unique_row{MAX} = $max;
    $unique_row{MIN} = $min;
    $unique_row{ATTACKSIG} = $attacksignature;
    push (@unique_array,\%unique_row);
}

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I hope it's just something obvious...but I have been staring at this thing for too long. Any suggestions would be appreciated. TIA Brett

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