Hi monks, I have the following code to insert into mysql db. i am posting just the code which i have problem. 
@color=(Blue, Silver);
$newpid=8000;
foreach $color(@color){
        $color=~s/^\s*//g;
        my $incolor_qry="insert into colorimage_info(pid,color) values
+ ('$newpid','$color')";
        my $incolor_qy=$db->prepare($incolor_qry);
        $incolor_qy->execute;
        }

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After inserting this i need to update the rows which i inserted by the following code: 
@color_image=(a1.jpg, b1.jpg);
foreach $color_image(@color_image){
        $color_image=~s/^\s*//g;
        my $upcolor_qry="update colorimage_info set color_image='$colo
+r_image.JPG' where id='$newpid';
        my $upcolor_qy=$db->prepare($upcolor_qry);
        $upcolor_qy->execute;
    }

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The results which i am getting is 
pid cid color  color_image
8000 1  Blue   a1.jpg
8000 2  Silver a1.jpg

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The color_image column is not updated properly. I am missing some thing here. Can anyone tell me where i am wrong.cid column is autocremented and not null.

In reply to sql queries updation improper by valavanp

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