You are right, all the arrays are inserted in one go. It looks like this :

sub fill_Tables{ #Connecting to the database ############################################################# $dsn = "DBI:mysql:database=$database;host=$hostname"; $dbh = DBI->connect($dsn, $login, $password) || die "Couldn't conn +ect to $database : $!\n"; #Filling tables ############################################################# #Filling table 'article' ############################################################# #Gathering data from daily output for insertion ############################################################# #Directory with Unitex output files my @output_concord_files = glob("output_concord/*.txt"); #Using 'glob' implies random order of files => sort @output_concord_files = map{$_->[1]} sort{$a->[0] <=> $b->[0]} map +{/output_concord\/concord\.(.*)\.txt/; [$1, $_]} @output_concord_file +s; #Declaring variable for data extraction my ($output_concord_file, $url, $sys_time, $event); my (@output_concord_files_prepare, @url_prepare, @sys_time_prepare +, @event_prepare, @index); #Opening, reading, and extracting column content of each concord.n +.txt file foreach $output_concord_file(@output_concord_files){ #Note : for the concord file, no processing implied -> stored +by default in $output_concord_file open (my $fh, '<:utf8', "$output_concord_file") || die "Couldn +'t open $output_concord_file : $!\n"; #Populating @output_concord_files_prepare array for column 'co +ncord_file' insertion push @output_concord_files_prepare, $output_concord_file; while (<$fh>){ if ($_ =~ /=\[=(.*)=\]=/){ $url = $1; #Populating @url_prepare array for column 'url' from +'article' table insertion push @url_prepare, $url; } if ($_ =~ /=\[\+(.*)\+\]=/){ $sys_time = $1; #Populating @sys_time_prepare array for column 'sys_ti +me' from 'article' table insertion push @sys_time_prepare, $sys_time; } if ($_ =~ /=E-(.*)=event/){ $event = $1; #Populating @event_duplicates array for column 'event' + from 'event' table insertion push @event_prepare, $event; #print "$output_concord_file -> $event\n"; push @index, $output_concord_file, $event; } } } #Input files for extraction of column : html_extr_text my $dir_html_pages = 'html_pages'; #Opening directory for readdir method, extracting only '.txt' file +s -> cohabitation with '.html' files opendir (DIRHTMLPAGES, $dir_html_pages) || die "Coudln't open $dir +_html_pages : $!"; #Extracting only the '.txt' format files my @html_pages_files = map{s/\.[^.]+$//;$_}grep{/\.txt$/} readdir +DIRHTMLPAGES; closedir (DIRHTMLPAGES); #Mapping and sorting the output following the readdir method patte +rn the "html.n.txt" file number, where n = 1 .. n @html_pages_files = map{$_->[1]} sort{$a->[0] <=> $b->[0]} map{/ht +ml\.(.*)/; [$1, $_]} @html_pages_files; #Adding path 'html_pages/' and extension '.txt' of each file my @html_pages_files_extended; my $path = "html_pages\/"; my $extension = "\.txt "; my ($html_page_file, $extended); foreach $html_page_file(@html_pages_files){ $extended = $path . $html_page_file . $extension; #Populating @html_pages_files_extended for column html_extr_te +xt insertion push @html_pages_files_extended, $extended; } #print "@output_concord_files_prepare\n"; #print "@url_prepare\n"; #print "@sys_time_prepare\n"; #print "@event_prepare\n"; #print "@html_pages_files_extended\n"; #Insertion of extracted and synchronized data in 'article' table o +f e_slide database my $i_article; my $id_article = 0; my @article_index; for ($i_article = 0; $i_article < @output_concord_files_prepare; $ +i_article++){ #$dbh->do(" # INSERT INTO `article`(`id_article`, `url`, `html_extr_tex +t`,`concord_file`, `sys_time`) # VALUES ('$id_article', '$url_prepare[$i_article]', '$html +_pages_files_extended[$i_article]', '$output_concord_files_prepare[$i +_article]', '$sys_time_prepare[$i_article]') #") || die $dbh->errstr; push @article_index, $i_article; } #print "@article_event_index\n"; #print "@article_index\n"; $id_article++; #Insertion of extracted and synchonized data in 'event' table of e +_slide database my $i_event; my $id_event = 0; my @event_index; for ($i_event = 0; $i_event < @event_prepare; $i_event++){ #$dbh->do(" # INSERT INTO `event`(`id_event`, `event`) # VALUES ('$id_event', '$event_prepare[$i_event]') #") || die $dbh->errstr; push @event_index, $i_event; } #print "@event_index\n"; $id_event++; my $index_concord; my @index_concord; foreach my $index(@index){ if ($index =~ /output_concord\/concord\.(.*)\.txt(.*)/){ $index_concord = $1; push @index_concord, $index_concord; } } #print "@index_concord\n"; #Insertion of extracted and sychronized indexes in 'article_event_ +index' my $i_article_event_index; for ($i_article_event_index; $i_article_event_index < @event_index +; $i_article_event_index++){ $dbh->do(" INSERT INTO `article_event_index`(`id_article`, `id_event` +) VALUES ('$index_concord[$i_article_event_index]', '$event_ +index[$i_article_event_index]') ") || die $dbh->errstr; } }

As you can see it's pretty complicated to get the neccessary data for each array that I'm going to use to populate each column of each table.

The last table that I fill is the index one, and I get and error like this : "DBD::mysql::db do failed: Cannot add or update a child row: a foreign key constraint fails (`e_slide`.`article_event_index`, CONSTRAINT `article_event_index_ibfk_1` FOREIGN KEY (`id_article`) REFERENCES `article` (`id_article`)) at db2.pl line 262. Cannot add or update a child row: a foreign key constraint fails (`e_slide`.`article_event_index`, CONSTRAINT `article_event_index_ibfk_1` FOREIGN KEY (`id_article`) REFERENCES `article` (`id_article`)) at db2.pl line 262."

By using "LAST_ID" and the autoincrement option of MySQL will I get all the id of the two tables or only the last one of each ?

Thanks again!


In reply to Re^2: Relational table with perl DBI by M15U
in thread Relational table with perl DBI by M15U

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