Hi, I have the following code: 
for (my $eu=0;$eu<=(scalar(@identifier));$eu++){
    foreach my $id(@idfeat)    { if ($id eq $identifier[$eu]){
                my $sth=$dbh->prepare("INSERT INTO dd VALUES('$identif
+ier[$eu]','Feature')");
                $sth->execute();    
                $sth->finish;
                } 
                else {my $sth=$dbh->prepare("INSERT INTO dd VALUES('$i
+dentifier[$eu]','Bug')");
                $sth->execute();    
                $sth->finish;
                }
            }
    }

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What I want to insert in the database is the result of an html form. In the html form, for each element of the array @identifier i have a checkbox:if it's checked then I will insert that element in the database as Feature, if it's not checked i will insert as Bug in database. So I will have in @idfeat those elements from @identifier that are checked: example: @identifier=("A1","B1","C1","D1"); @idfeat=("A1","B1");this means that A1and B1 are checked in the html form so they are Feature: I want my database to look like this: 
A1 Feature
B1 Feature
C1 Bug
D1 Bug

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But in the way I do it it looks like this: 
A1 Feature
A1 Bug
B1 Feature
B1 Bug
C1 Bug
C1 Bug
D1 Bug
D1 Bug

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Thank you for your time

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