Please can you clarify exactly what you want to do?

Are you saying that you have a form with multiple values (ie. member, username, firstname, surname, password and you wish to enter) these then need to be split out into one row per key pair.

Or

Are you saying that your have five member only records each to be added as a seperate record

Or

A combination of the two above (ie. member, username, firstname, surname, password five times over)
This will require that there is some relationship between each of the fields in a row. ie name=member_1, name=username_1, name=member_2, name=username_2 in the form input fields.

Some additional information about the database schema would also be helpful.

Hope it helps
UnderMine

In reply to Re: Perl DBI, multiple values question by UnderMine
in thread Perl DBI, multiple values question by Anonymous Monk

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