That worked, but I still get this error: 
Option type requires an argument
DBD::mysql::st execute failed: You have an error in your SQL syntax ne
+ar ' 0)' at line 2 at libbuilder.pl line 91.
Issuing rollback() for database handle being DESTROY'd without explici
+t disconnect().

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BTW, Here is the structure of my table in MYSQL: 
Database changed
+----------+---------------------------------+------+-----+---------+-
+------+
| Field    | Type                            | Null | Key | Default | 
+Extra |
+----------+---------------------------------+------+-----+---------+-
+------+
| filename | varchar(60)                     |      | PRI |         | 
+      |
| filedir  | varchar(80)                     |      |     |         | 
+      |
| filetype | enum('article','email','other') |      |     | article | 
+      |
+----------+---------------------------------+------+-----+---------+-
+------+
3 rows in set (0.00 sec)

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Just wondering, since I'm using enum in MYSQL, can I represent my default variable as a 0? - Cappa

In reply to Re^3: Finding local vs Global Error by Cappadonna3030
in thread Finding local vs Global Error by Cappadonna3030

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