Good day Monks.

I want to take a data structure and stick it into a MySQL table for storage. I am trying to do it using mod Storable like so 

my $frozen = freeze($data);
dosql("insert into blobtest (key,test) values (1,\'$frozen\')");

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But I get the following error no matter whether the "test" column is defined as text or a blob, and whether $frozen in the SQL statement is single-quoted or not:
DBD::mysql::st execute failed: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'key,test) values (1,'1234' at line 1 at C:\projects\threadagent\testdbthreadstore.pl line 34. Could not execute MySQL statement: insert into blobtest (key,test) values (1,'1234
What am I doing wrong?

TIA.......Steve

In reply to Putting mod Storable output into MySQL by cormanaz

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