Hello monks !!!

I'm searching for a tutorial or a detailled explanation about how can I make two tables in DBI perl to be connected via a third index table. For example I'm parsing a newspaper article and I collect information. I'd like to have a table in which I store my parsed article, another in which I collect my information from the article, and finally an index table in which I have the following relationship : for article 1 I have 1, 2...n information, for article two I have 1, 2...n where each number is the key of the row. The table will only have two columns.

I'm searching for two days now a piece of code on the web which looks like what I discribed earlier.

Thank you

More precisely I'm talking about relational tables and the way which this kind of data can be genrated from perl

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