Hi Monks

Suppose there is a table like this in the mysql database

Employee_Information containing columns like this

id name age salary

1 A 30 10000

2 B 32 12000

- - - -

so on...

I want to write a CGI program with using DBI and HTML template so that my program will fetch all the data (It may be 1 row or more than 1 row)from the Employee_Information and show me in the browser like this
<code>
id (text field containg value 1)

name (text field containg value A)

age (text field containg value 30)

salary (text field containg value 10000)

id (text field containg value 2)

name (text field containg value B)

age (text field containg value 32)

salary (text field containg value 12000)

-----so on.Show all the rows present in the database

From the browser i can modify the values and update it in the database. Also i can add a new row contains all fields with their respective values from the browser to the database and i can delete any row by selecting it from browser from the database.

Can anyone suggest me a suitable code for it.

Regd's
Sanjay

In reply to How to write a CGI program to fetch data from mysql database and show in the browser with values in the text field? by sanjay nayak

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