Ok, this is a combination of a Perl question, and Database question.

I just want to know what YOU would do...

I'm making in my wifes admin interface a way for her to edit her meta tag keywords AND description.

Should I put it like this:
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|          meta_table_page_info           |
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| id  |  page   |   keywords   |   desc   |
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Should I put all the keywords in the ONE column, OR should I create a new record for EVERY keyword, and add a column named "seperator" where she can tell it how to be seperated and it would just do something like: 
while($trow = $sth->....
$keywords .= $trow->{keywords} . $trow->{seperator};
}

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Then it would be harder to have a description, in there, because there would be multiple records for that ONE page, so, I would have to create ANOTHER table to hold the description.

I am using Perl, so I have CGI.pm use the start_html(-meta=>{'keywords'=>$keywords});

Anyways, What would YOU do?

Thanks,
Richard

In reply to Seeking YOUR Wisdom... CGI.pm, Database and YOU by powerhouse

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