Hello Fellow monks I need some help with the update of one of the CSV files that Im trying to do. Basically one of the file has set of records which I dont want to update for example 

Souce Data
X~Y~Z
1~2~3
col1~col2~col3~col4~col5
A~B~C~D~E

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Above is the file format. what i need to do is to start updating this table from row 3 where the actual data is 

my $dbh = DBI->connect("dbi:CSV:",undef,undef,{
                        f_dir           =>      $_ENV::TempFilesDIR,
                        csv_sep_char    =>      "~",
                        csv_quote_space =>      0}) or die $DBI::errst
+r;

$dbh->{'csv_tables'}->{'cimp_money'}    = { 'file'     => 'Aviva_cimp_
+money_positive.txt',
                                             col_names => [qw(rcrd_typ
+e seq_no emp_no forename surname initial ni_no ttl gender dob emp_cnt
+rbtn emplyr_ctr
                                                              tax_peri
+od tax_yr exch_amt)]



$dbh->do('UPDATE cimp_money SET forename=?,surname=? WHERE emp_no=?',u
+ndef,$wrk_forename,$wrk_surname,$wrk_emp_no) or die $DBI::errstr;

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Basically updates are happening correctly but the issue Im facing is since the header records i.e. first 2 lines are just 3 columns and details records has 4 columns its assuming that even in first 2 rows also it has a header and its updating ~ to row 1 and 2 which is what I want to remove now

Output Data
X~Y~Z~~
1~2~3~~
col1~col2~col3~col4~col5
A~B~C~D~E

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In reply to DBD::CSV Update by PERL_fresher

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