check now my code is clear and am explain more plzz help me i have huge problem am child in perl

explain more here for example we have 2 database first one have detail of all domain name and subdomian name owner and so this is referenced database another one is used to save the search result of user. we have a php page when user enter the some domain name domain1.com and click search then php page call perl script with system(""perl /opt/disco/crawlr.pl -v -d $domain $userid > /dev/null &"");. perl script search the data about this domian1.com name from database1 then insert into detail to database2 with search key and userid and domain name subdomain name and so.this script working well when only one user search at a time.when 2 user search 1 user using domain1.com and 2 user using domain2.com then perl script search the detail from database1 and insert into database 2 but problem is result is mixed between 2 user i mean we have a coloumn name domain,userid actual result is domain |userid domain1.com |1 sub1.domain1.com|1 sub2.domain1.com|2 domain2 |2 sub1.domain2.com|2 sub2.domain2.com|2 but my result domain |userid domain1.com |1 sub1.domain1.com|2 sub2.domain1.com|1 domain2 |2 sub1.domain2.com|1 sub2.domain2.com|2 i thing this is clear"

In reply to Re^2: how can Multiple Insert in Perl to mysql with php by dartsuresh
in thread how can Multiple Insert in Perl to mysql with php by dartsuresh

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