I have taken your code and put in my script it works the problem I am having is somehow it does not recognize who the parent is and give send it to $name.
# store subparent for each parent my %parent_hash = ( 'Father' => 'Mother', 'Mother' => 'Father' ); if (exists $parent_hash{$parent}) { my $sub_parent = $parent_hash{$parent}; for my $col ( $parent, $sub_parent ) { my $sql = "select $col from Roster where User=?"; my $rv = $dbh->selectcol_arrayref( $sql, undef, $user ); if ( @$rv ) { # any rows returned? $name = $rv->[0]; # take first one last; } } } foreach $date ( @volunteer_date ) { $sth = $dbh->prepare ("select distinct Volunteer from Voluntee +r where Volunteer = \'$name\' and Date = \'$date\'"); $sth->execute (); my $chk = $sth->fetchrow_array; #Verify the parent is not signed up. if ($chk eq $name){ print $query->h1({-align=>'center'}, "You are already signed u +p for this date: $date"); } #end if statement #process the information and update the schedule. else{ $sth = $dbh->prepare ("select max(Number) from Volunteer where Date = '$date' and Volunteer = 'TBD'"); $sth->execute (); my $number = $sth->fetchrow_array; $sth = $dbh->prepare ("update Volunteer set Volunteer = '$name' where Date = '$date' and Volunteer = 'TBD' and Number = $number "); $sth->execute (); print $query->h1({-align=>'center'}, "You signed up for this d +ate $date")

In reply to Re: Re: (4): uninitialized value in concatenation by mnlight
in thread uninitialized value in concatenation by mnlight

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