Here is what I have so far, but it doesn't like it for some reason:
#Get the row count my $sp = $dbh->prepare(" select ROWNUM FROM LAWL.HEHE_SECURITY ORDER BY ROWNUM DESC; "); $sp->execute(); my $myrowcounter = $sp->fetchrow_array; my $countrows = 1; my %incoming = &read_input; # Read information into associated # array %incoming. while ($countrows <= $myrowcounter) { my $qty[$countrows] = $incoming{'qty$countrows'}; # Fetch the text fro +m the array. my $type[$countrows] = $incoming{'type$countrows'}; # Fetch the text f +rom the array. my $equip[$countrows] = $incoming{'equip$countrows'}; # Fetch the text + from the array. my $dept[$countrows] = $incoming{'dept$countrows'}; # Fetch the text f +rom the array. my $fstore[$countrows] = $incoming{'fstore$countrows'}; # Fetch the te +xt from the array. my $dreceived[$countrows] = $incoming{'dreceived$countrows'}; # Fetch +the text from the array. my $rstore[$countrows] = $incoming{'rstor$countrowse'}; # Fetch the te +xt from the array. my $ringstore[$countrows] = $incoming{'ringstore$countrows'}; # Fetch +the text from the array. my $dated[$countrows] = $incoming{'dated$countrows'}; # Fetch the text + from the array. my $comment[$countrows] = $incoming{'comment$countrows'}; # Fetch the +text from the array. my $id[$countrows] = $incoming{'id_$countrows'}; # Fetch the text from + the array. my $action[$countrows] = $incoming{'action_$countrows'}; # Fetch the t +ext from the array. }

syntax error at massupdate.cgi line 388, near "@qty[" syntax error at massupdate.cgi line 389, near "@type[" syntax error at massupdate.cgi line 390, near "@equip[" massupdate.cgi had compilation errors.

In reply to Re: Passing a lot of form values by Trihedralguy
in thread Passing a lot of form values by Trihedralguy

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