Ugly, Ugly code. 

my $tstr = '?';
my $tv = join (', ', @table);

for (1..$#table) {
   $tstr.=', ?';
}

my $sth = $ebh->prepare("INSERT INTO member_info ($tv) VALUES ($tstr)"
+)
   or die "Unable to prepare statement: ($DBI::err) $DBI::errstr";

if (scalar @data = scalar @table) {
   $sth->execute(@data) or die "No exec: ($DBI::err) $DBI::errstr";
} else {
   warn("\@data is not the same size as \@table; tried to put ".scalar
+ @data." items into ".scalar @table." columns.");
}

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If still get a "26 values when 25 are expected" error, try using 
$sth->execute( undef,@data )

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Update: I forgot to note that the above should only be used as a test, as it will insert a NULL into the first column of your tables. Thanks, jZed, for reminding me.

execute_array does something different.

radiantmatrix
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In reply to Re: DBI SQL adding array of values by radiantmatrix
in thread DBI SQL adding array of values by pmtolk

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