Hi Monks!
I need some advice, I have this big questionnaire with about 200 questions divided into 4 forms. I would like to once the first form gets filled to go into to the database table without waiting for the rest of the forms to be completed. I know I could pass parameters from form to form and at the end submit the entire data to the database, I am trying to avoid that if it is possible. Is there a way to submit the information more than once to the some row in a database table? It seems that when I submit the first part (first form) to the database table and submit the second or any after that a new record gets created instead of been part of the some first row from the first form
Thanks in advance for the help!

In reply to Perl and Database Input by Anonymous Monk

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