Just read a few tutorials on SDBM and got my first database running! I currently know how to store things in the db using $dbm{'notverified'} = $form{'usermail'}; , but that only stores the key/value notverified: usermail. My question is how would I combine more than one value to the key? I'm aiming for something like $dbm{'notverified'} = "$form{'usermail'}", "$ID"; so it would store something like: 
$notverified: test@admin.com 1xtrsnf

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Thanks for any and all help!

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sulfericacid

In reply to DBM keys/values by sulfericacid

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