i did this and executed then even though the same problem
<code> my $counter = 1;
foreach my $key (keys %hdr_field_vars) {
my $data_ref = $hdr_field_vars{$key}[0];
# my $form=$hdr_field_vars{$key} 1;
my $data;
# if(($form=~/^V1$/ || $form=~/^V4$/ || $form=~/^V2$/ || $form=~/^V15$/) && defined($data_ref)){
# if($data_ref ne 'NULL'){
# $data = "'".$data_ref."'";
# }
# else
# {
$data = $data_ref;
# }
# }
# else{
# $data = $data_ref;
# }
print $JBM $data."\n";
# use Data::Dumper;
# print $JBM "<--------------------";
# print $JBM Dumper($data);
# print $JBM "-------------------->\n";
$sth_header->bind_param( $counter, $data);
$counter++;
}
ok about second point i know that, the hash will return the values in random order
for date its giving error
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