For Ovid -- prepares an insert from an array or hash. 


####################
#
# sub create_SQLpreparedinsert
#
# in  : a database handle, the name of the table to update, and an arr
+ay
#       of fieldnames.
# out : a statement handle.
#
# this sub will create a prepared statement, or die with a verbose err
+or.
# note that under sybase, prepare statements may not include TEXT or I
+MAGE types.
# for those cases, use create_SQLinsert.
# Typically, however, prepared statements will run faster, so this sho
+uld be the sub of choice.
#
####################
sub create_SQLpreparedinsert{
    my ($l_database, $l_tablename,@l_fields)  = @_;
    my $l_fieldnames;
    my $l_placeholder;
    my $l_prepare;
    my $l_fieldnames = join ",", (@l_fields);
    $l_placeholder = (join ",", ('?')x(@l_fields));
    $l_prepare = $l_database->prepare("INSERT $l_tablename (" . $l_fie
+ldnames . ")\n VALUES (" . $l_placeholder . ")") or die ("Could not c
+reate statement handle in  sub create_SQLpreparedinsert! Database obj
+ect says : ", $DBI::errstr);
}


####################
#
# sub create_SQLinsert
#
# in  : a database handle, the name of the table to update, and an arr
+ay
#       of fieldnames.
# out : a statement handle.
#
####################
sub create_SQLinsert{
    my ($database, $l_tablename,%l_fields)  = @_;
    my $l_sth;
    #foreach (values %l_fields) {$_=$database->quote($_)}
    my $l_prepare;
    my $l_fieldnames = join ",", (keys %l_fields);
    my $l_fieldvalues = join ",", (values %l_fields);
    $l_prepare = "INSERT $l_tablename (" . $l_fieldnames . ")\n VALUES
+ (" . $l_fieldvalues . ")";
    $sth= $database->prepare($l_prepare) or die ("Could not create sta
+tement handler in create_SQLinsert. database object says : ", $DBI::e
+rstr);
}

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