There is no errors from ODBC, But I am trying to insert Srv values obtained from the Master table into another table called Servers.

Now, If I use this bit of the code 
while ($EDS_DB->FetchRow())
{
        my %data = $EDS_DB->DataHash();
        $srv_name =  $data{"Server_Name"};
        $San = $data{"SAN"};
        $platform = $data{"Platform"};
        print qq(Server Name is $srv_name,$platform,$San\n);    
        
}

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then I do get out all the data outputed from the Master table. But If is stick this line$EDS_DB->Sql("INSERT INTO Servers (Server_Name,Platform,SAN) VALUES ('$srv_name','$platform','$San')"); just before the the end of the loop (i.e. before the last curly bracket) then only one entry (i.e. record) will be inserted into my Servers table!!

I hope this is clear.

In reply to Re^2: Inserting values into MS Access by Anonymous Monk
in thread Inserting values into MS Access by Anonymous Monk

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