No luck. Here's how the bottom section looks now but I still get the error: 
        my $insert_handle = $dbh->prepare("INSERT INTO pac.presof (id
                                                                 , dlr
+splrcode
                                                                 , loc
                                                                 , ite
+m
                                                                 , qty
                                                                 , dlr
+net
                                                                 , mes
+sage
                                                                 , pla
+nnercode
                                                                 , sum
+) 
                                                            VALUES (?,
+?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?)"); 

         die "Couldn't prepare queries; aborting" unless defined $inse
+rt_handle;
    
         $insert_handle->execute( @bind_params ) or die LogMsg("There 
+is a problem with the insert into PAC.PRESOF " . $dbh->errstr);
  
      $dbh->commit;
      
      @bind_params = ();    
    
  }
        
    $dbh->disconnect();
          
  return 1;   # Success

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In reply to Re^2: Problem with INSERT statement by sasrs99
in thread Problem with INSERT statement by sasrs99

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