Hey everyone, quick question, can anyone help me turn this code into something I can use in the DBI class to create a database if a button on a form is clicked. I have managed to make the button work, but am having trouble combining these two codes, although, there may be another one i should use instead of "do"

This is the code i want to run off a form button:
CREATE DATABASE cag_repeat; DROP TABLE cag_repeat.CAG_MAIN; CREATE TABLE cag_repeat.CAG_MAIN ( ID INT(10) NOT NULL auto_increment, SEQUENCE_NAME VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL, SEQUENCE TEXT NOT NULL, NOREPEATS VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL, LOCATION VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL, WARNINGLVL VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL, PRIMARY KEY (ID) );


And this is what i believe could work, but i dont know the syntax to make it work:
(using this do command to actually run the code above, instead of using it like it is below to insert data into the database)
############################# Insert Into Database ################### +########## my $dbh = DBI->connect($dsn, $user, $password) or die "Unable to conne +ct: $DBI::errstr\n"; my $row = $dbh->do("INSERT INTO cag_repeat.CAG_MAIN (SEQUENCE_NAME,SEQUENCE,NOREPEATS,LOCATION,WARNINGLVL) VALUES('$seqname','$sequence','$len','$amino_acid_number','$riskeval') +;"); $dbh->disconnect(); ###################################################################### +##########


Thank you for your help

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