Ok, Nothing has worked yet. I do have the RaiseError set to 1 in my module I created.

My Databases all work, and update correctly with that module, this is the only problem I'm having.

I'm getting even more confused now :o(

Why would everything else work, but those two fields not?
Is there a problem with MySQL using those two table names?(tax_id && aff_url)
Here is the part of my code that is not working completely:
if (defined($in{new_aff}) && $in{new_aff} == 1) {
    if ($in{tax_id} ne "") {
        $dbh->do (qq{ UPDATE reg_users SET tax_id = ? WHERE username =
+ ? },
                    undef, $in{tax_id}, $username) || error("Error on 
+MySQL Update: $DBI::errstr");
    }
    $dbh->do (qq{ UPDATE reg_users SET aff_url = ? WHERE username = ? 
+},
                undef, $in{aff_url}, $username) || error("Error on MyS
+QL Update: $DBI::errstr");

    $dbh->do (qq{ UPDATE reg_users SET aff = ?, aff_su_date = ? WHERE 
+username = ? },
                undef, "yes", $formated_date, $username) || error("Err
+or on MySQL Update: $DBI::errstr");
}
    $dbh->do (qq{ UPDATE reg_users SET html_email = ? WHERE username =
+ ? },
                undef, $in{html_email}, $username) || error("Error on 
+MySQL Update: $DBI::errstr");

    $dbh->disconnect();

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I added the || error for each of them. I never errors out.

any other Ideas?

Should I try that trace idea now?

Thx,
Richard.

In reply to Re: Re: MySQL and Perl... Update record Prob by powerhouse
in thread MySQL and Perl... Update record Prob by powerhouse

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