I am trying to insert into a table. And It is giving me an error. Can someone please tell me what am I doing wrong? 
foreach my $sub (keys %data) {
    ($Artist, $Song) = split(/\|/, $sub);

       $DictIDNums = join(", ", @{$data{$sub}});


    $CheckQuery = "Insert into MeterMusicTemp..QCStuff Select dictid,f
+ilename,'$Song' from (select dictid,filename,artist,title,song,path,h
+holdid,updated_by,filesize  from FMDATAFILE3 where PPMonth=$PPMonth a
+nd ($RuleID) and dictid in (select dictid from dictionary d,artist a,
+song s where d.artistid=a.artistid and d.songid=s.songid and artist='
+$Artist' and song = '$Song') and matchlevel<3) as T1 where lower(File
+Name) not like lower('%$Song%') order by filename ";
    print "$CheckQuery\n";
    my $dbh = DBI->connect( "DBI:ODBC:MusicWatch", "App_User", "au", {
+ RaiseError => 1, AutoCommit => 0 });

eval {
$dbh->do("$CheckQuery");
$dbh->commit(  );
};
    
if ($@) {
      eval { $dbh->rollback(  ) };
      die "Couldn't roll back transaction" if $@;
}

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Thanks, PJOfNJ

In reply to Insert into DB problem by pjofnj

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