Ok. Here you go.

BTW: CPAN is your friend...

Oh yeah, I removed the ID column, for one you dont say where the id comes from and two if it was my table that column would be an identity column.

use strict;
use warnings;
use Text::CSV_XS;
my $csv=Text::CSV_XS->new({binary=>1});
while (<DATA>) {
   chomp;
   last unless $csv->parse($_);
   my @vals=$csv->fields;
   print "INSERT INTO skjalaskra ('skjalamyndari', ".
      "'afhendingarar', 'skjalaflokkur', 'kassanumer'," .
      "'ork', 'fraar', 'tilar', 'innihald', 'yfirflokkur',".
      " 'athugasemdir')\n".
      " VALUES ('".join("', '",@vals)."')\n";
}

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HTH.

Yves
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In reply to Re: Re: CSV to SQL? by demerphq
in thread CSV to SQL? by spm

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