Hello Fellow monks need some help here. Below code works fine however I am facing other issues which are quite difficult to explain. basically whats happening is say my forename = Nitin then its correctly updating as Nitin, however if forename in workday file has 'Nitin Rane' my final output file has "Nitin Rane". I dont want " quotes in my final target final. is there any way to do it in existing code? otherwise I can simply loop these files and remove " but it may impact data as well if its valid " it shouldnt be removed? I am not sure where its adding " to the file may be DBI connect is taking csv_quote_char as " by default? 
use DBI;
require '_ENV.pl';

my $dbh = DBI->connect("dbi:CSV:f_dir=$_ENV::TempFilesDIR;csv_sep_char
+=\\~") or die $DBI::errstr;
$dbh->{'csv_tables'}->{'new_entrant'}   = { 'file'     => 'Aviva_cimp_
+new_entrant.txt',
                                             col_names => [qw(emp_no  
+cat_no  forename  surname  initial  ni_no  ttl  gender
                                                             mrtl_sts 
+ dob  hmeadd1  hmeadd2  hmeadd3  hometown  county  homepost
                                                              emp_cntr
+btn  emplyr_ctr  anl_sal  doj_schm  dojcmpny  exchanged  schm_jnr)
                                                          ]
                                          };
$dbh->{'csv_tables'}->{'workday'}       = { 'file'     => 'workday_mst
+r_final.csv'};

my $query = "SELECT Employee_Number,Forename,Surname,Home_Address_Line
+_1,Home_Address_Line_2,Home_Address_Line_3,Home_Town_City,Home_County
+,Home_Post_Code FROM workday";
my $sth = $dbh->prepare ($query);

$sth->execute();
$sth->bind_columns (\my ($wrk_emp_no,$wrk_forename,$wrk_surname,$wrk_h
+me_add1,$wrk_hme_add2,$wrk_hme_add3,$wrk_hme_city,$wrk_hme_cnty,$wrk_
+postcode));


while (my $row = $sth->fetch)
{
$dbh->do('UPDATE new_entrant SET forename=?,surname=?,hmeadd1=?,hmeadd
+2=?,hmeadd3=?,hometown=?,county=?,homepost=? WHERE emp_no=?',undef,$w
+rk_forename,$wrk_surname,$wrk_hme_add1,$wrk_hme_add2,$wrk_hme_add3,$w
+rk_hme_city,$wrk_hme_cnty,$wrk_postcode,$wrk_emp_no) or die $DBI::err
+str;
}
$sth->finish();
$dbh->disconnect();

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