Thanks for the suggestion and I 100% agree to it.

My database connection, inserting into database, committing record everything works

I will go with one problem at a time.

My very first and most important problem is to have WHILE IF ($sth->err) loop working..I have changed my initial code little bit to move further.

somehow code doesn't like 2 close $fh; in the code and still logfile says 1 row commited where zero rows inserted actually. 


while ($row = $csv->getline ($fh))
     {
       $SQL1 = "Insert into TAB1 (sample_date, server, first, n1, n2)
             values (?,?,?,?,?)";
       $sth = prepare($SQL1)
       $sth -> execute($row[0], $row[1], $row[2], $row[3], $row[4]);
        if ($sth->err)
           {
             $rc=0;
             $dbAgent->rollback();
             close $fh;
           }
       $rc++;
  }
 close $fh;
 $dbAgent->commit;

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