Just a side note, since your question has already been answered.

You are preparing $sth inside your loop. For the sake of efficiency you could define and prepare $sth before the 1st loop starts. As it is now, you are preparing it everytime you go through the loop when it only needs to be prepared once.

So your code would read: 

my $sth = $dbh->prepare( "SELECT ntSiteID,txtURL,txtTitle,txtDescripti
+on FROM Sites WHERE intMemberID = ? ORDER BY txtTitle" );
while ( my ($intMemberID,$txtUsername,$txtPassword,$txtName,$txtEmail,
+$txtBio) = $rsMembers->fetchrow_array) {
    $sth->execute($intMemberID);
    while ( my ($intSiteID,$txtURL,$txtTitle,$txtDescription) = $sth->
+etchrow_array) {
        $websites.= load_template("member_site_index.tmpl", {sid => $i
+ntSiteID, url => $txtURL, title => $txtTitle, description => $txtDesc
+ription});        
    }
    $sth ->finish;
}

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Amel - f.k.a. - kel

In reply to Re: dbi newbie question by dsb
in thread dbi newbie question by RickySilk

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