Re 1): You want to have a look at Text::xSV as well as probably the venerable DBI module, although different interfaces to Oracle exist as well. Have a look around CPAN.
Re 2): you can use the stat function to check a bunch of properties for a file like its creation/modification time.
Makeshifts last the longest.
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Hoch,
Pardon me if i made any mistake..im a newbie here..
Here is what i need to do:
I have a ClearCase system. Developers use the system to maintain there documents, commit changes and so forth.
1) first the perl file should recursively the directories in the ClearCase system and dump each of the file URLs and the files content into the Oracle DB.
2) secondly the script should track any commited changes done to a file and update such file url and the content. (The changes can be the file may be deleted and soforth)
Hope i made my point clear :)
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