hi guys, but i'm using Perl DBI to do manupilations now in MySQL
i've got problem trying to input 2 arrays of data into 2 fields at the same time
say for example now i got:
@array1 = [ 1 ,2 , 3];
@array2 = [4, 5, 6];

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and i got say 2 fields User and Time
i tried using this code
foreach $user(@array1){
$sth -> $dbh ->perpare("INSERT INTO `trial` (User) VALUES ('$user')");
$sth->execute();
 
foreach $time(@array2){
$sth -> $dbh ->perpare("INSERT INTO `trial` (Time) VALUES ('$time')");
$sth->execute();

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i got the results like:
User    Time
1          NULL
2          NULL
3          NULL
NULL    4
NULL    5
NULL    6

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how should i change or input my code so i can get this in the database
User      Time
1           4
2           5
3           6

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In reply to Inserting 2 arrays into 2 field in MySQL by poolboi

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