You are on the right track with Re^2: DBD::Pg - $sth->execute($csv_var) ERROR, but to understand why this doesn't work
I thought $sth->execute($columns,$values); would be closer to passing the flat comma separated string Pg needs.
you need to be aware of the difference between So, even DBI could use "placeholded" column names, you'd have to execute ( split(/,\s*/,$columns), split(/,\s*/, $values))

In reply to Re^4: DBD::Pg - $sth->execute($csv_var) ERROR by soonix
in thread DBD::Pg - $sth->execute($csv_var) ERROR by perlygapes

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