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Re^5: Inserting, update and deleteting a database under conditions
by apl (Monsignor) on Jan 14, 2008 at 21:32 UTC
    With use strict; you get the following errors: 

    Global symbol "$db" requires explicit package name at /apps/otctest/bi
+n/report/xx.perl line 8.
Global symbol "$filename" requires explicit package name at /apps/otct
+est/bin/report/xx.perl line 11.
Global symbol "@data" requires explicit package name at /apps/otctest/
+bin/report/xx.perl line 21.
Variable "$data" is not imported at /apps/otctest/bin/report/xx.perl l
+ine 24.
Global symbol "$data" requires explicit package name at /apps/otctest/
+bin/report/xx.perl line 24.
Variable "$data" is not imported at /apps/otctest/bin/report/xx.perl l
+ine 26.
Global symbol "$data" requires explicit package name at /apps/otctest/
+bin/report/xx.perl line 26.

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    The simple fix is

    foreach my $filename (@filenames) {

    I'm not trying to be snarky; what do you think $db and @data are? (The errors are telling you to define them.) Once you do, revised: you're going to start getting errors due to the underlying logical problems in your code.
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      Well i frgoto 'my'. Except that when iam trying to print @dbfiles it display to me the numder 28, so i guess my statement concernign @dbfiles is also wrong. I was trying to get the data from columns title and body.

      how can i write that properly and what logical error do you see?

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        How does $db get initialized? When you do the INSERT, what values should be in place of the question marks you specified?
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