I have a Perl script that will interrogate 400 domains. Occasionally a domain is not online, causing the program to die. Can I amend the program to not die, but resume the next domain in the array? 
$query = "SELECT DISTINCT a.url FROM links_current a LEFT JOIN links_a
+rchive b ON a.url = b.url WHERE b.url IS NULL ;";
$statement = $dbh->prepare($query) or error ("Cannot Prepare Select li
+nks_current Statement: " . $dbh->errstr());
$statement->execute() or error ("Cannot Execute Select Distinct links_
+current Statement: " . $dbh->errstr());

my $arraycount = $statement->rows;

# Fetch Each New Link (Record) Not Previous Archived Inside The Databa
+se
my $counter = 1;
while (my $website = $statement->fetchrow_array()){
    $mech->get($website)

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or error ("Cannot Connect To Website $website: " . $statement->errstr()); 
    $counter++;
    
    archive_article($title, $article, $website);
    archive_link($website);
}

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In reply to Mechanize, Do Not Die, Do Next In Loop by douglazb

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