Hi,

I have a strange problem.
I need to insert an ip address entered (entered for updation by existing users)if it does not already exist in database and
update the creator(just a REMOTE_USER field) if the ip given is a sub set of existing entries in database.

And if the customer is brand new person.. a new entry in a database.
Now My problem is with this code For a brand new user, two entries show up.
Also updation is all wrong all the time new entry is done.
update=1 if already a user else its 0;
$begin1 and $end are entries made by user a pure integer format without any '.' like 127001 for 127.0.0.1
Please help me!

if( $update eq 1) { my $sth= $dbh->prepare("select ip_start, ip_end from ip_range wher +e subscription_no =?"); $sth->execute($subno); my @row; while (@row = $sth->fetchrow_array()) { my($start, $stop)= @row ; $startId=$start; $start=~ s/\.//gi; $stop=~ s/\.//gi; if (($begin1 >= $start) && ($end1 =< $stop)) { $ipFlag=1; } } $sth->finish(); } else { ### insert into table, the fresh data. $host="you"; my $sth = $dbh->prepare("insert into ip_range(subscription_no, ip_ +start, ip_end, hostname, creator, creationdate) values(?,?,?,?,?,now( +))"); $sth->execute($subno, $begin, $end, $host, $creator); $sth->finish(); } # update only Creator since ip already exist. if( $ipFlag eq 1) { my $sth= $dbh->prepare("update ip_range set hostname=?, creator=? +where subscription_no =?"); $sth->execute($host, $creator, $subno); $sth->finish(); } ### insert into table, the fresh data. else { $host="me"; my $sth = $dbh->prepare("insert into ip_range(subscription_no, ip_ +start, ip_end, hostname, creator, creationdate) values(?,?,?,?,?,now())"); $sth->execute($subno, $begin, $end, $host, $creator); $sth->finish(); } $dbh->disconnect();

Thanks!

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