This is for the sybase, this is prototype I am designing for one application. I have to read table name, column name and corresponding values from text file and pass all those values to the database update queries.. consider I have 100s of table name and column and values. I will use DBI to connect to the database, aware of opening, reading file and handle the DB operations through perl. text file formate: 
[table1]
column1=value1
column2=value2
column3=value3
[table2]
column1=value1
column2=value2

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Also remember I have to handle the database types as well. hope so things are pretty clear. you can link my question to the below link mentioned: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2692456/using-perl-to-parse-a-file-and-insert-specific-values-into-a-database

In reply to Using perl to parse a file and update values into a database by bhushanQA

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