Use Text::xSV or Text::CSV_XS. The other modules tend to have subtle bugs in them.
My question is why aren't you loading the data into temp tables, then using PL/SQL to clean the data up later? That's what I did when I had to do something similar on a daily basis and it was quite fast ...
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I needed a fast way to load the data. By fast I mean something developed quickly. Now I have some time to go back and look for a better way of doing it. I may just do that, my PL/SQL skill are bit better now and I am more comfortable using it.
Thanks,
Sam
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