Joost
Thanks for pointing out the error,
Here's the updated code
%ORA_MAPPING = (
        
        'Data_id' => 'Ticket_Data_seq.nextval',
        'Action' => "Problem Submit",
        'Cust_Ticket_Number' => "",
        'Our_Ticket_Number' => "$data->{'TicketNumber'}",
        'msg_id' =>    "",
        'time_stamp'     =>    "",
        'Description' =>    "",
        'EL_Edesc' =>    "",
        'prov_id' =>    "EECO::UTN::BPL",
        'provclientid' => "BPC::123",
        'prov_client_org' =>    "",
        'prov_client_buz' =>    "",
        'prov_schema_type' =>    ""
        );
        

my $query = "INSERT INTO Ticket_Data (";
if ($action eq 'Problem Submit')        
  

  for  $key ( keys %ORA_MAPPING ) {
     $value = $ORA_MAPPING{$key};
     next if $key eq "Data_id";
    $query .=" $key, ";

  }

  $query .= " ) VALUES ($ORA_MAPPING{$_} )";

} elsif ($action eq 'Update') {
...
}

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Is it possible to build the query using the above code or is there any other better approach.
I'd like to know that approach as well.
Many thanks for your time

In reply to Re^2: Dynamic query generation by chanakya
in thread Dynamic query generation by chanakya

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