I am trying to verify that the user has filled out all the fields on a form. I keep getting an error saying that they are missing a field even when they are not. My output prints all the variables and then says the same field is always missing. 
<dl compact>
<dt><b>ChangeButton</b>
 <dd>:<i>Change</i>:<br>
<dt><b>Department</b>
 <dd>:<i>Information Systems</i>:<br>
<dt><b>FName</b>
 <dd>:<i>Kelly</i>:<br>
<dt><b>HireDate</b>
 <dd>:<i>12/04/00</i>:<br>
<dt><b>LName</b>
 <dd>:<i>Berry</i>:<br>
<dt><b>Picture</b>
 <dd>:<i>03_02</i>:<br>
<dt><b>RecID</b>
 <dd>:<i>5</i>:<br>
<dt><b>Title</b>
 <dd>:<i>Web Developer</i>:<br>
</dl>
Content-type: text/html

<html>
<head>
<title>Error: Missing field FName
</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>Error: Missing field FName
</h1>

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Here is my current code. 

foreach $field (qw(FName LName Department Title HireDate Picture RecID
+)) {
    &CgiDie("Error: Missing field $field\n") unless defined $input->{$
+field};
  }

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Any help would be greatly appreciated. Prince99 "Too Much Is Never Enough"

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