I would not try the hit or miss approach.

use a file or put it in the script and define which database for each password.

Connect to each individually.

env.ini 

CARDTESTSID    = CARD1
CARDTESTSVER   = card1
CARDTESTUSER  =  pass
CARDTESTPASS   = pass
CARDTESTPRT    = 1521

CARDSID    = CARD2
CARDSVER   = card2
CARDUSER   = pass
CARDPASS   = pass
CARDPRT    = 1521

PRISMTESTSID = JET1
PRISMTESTSVER = jet1
PRISMTESTUSER = pass
PRISMTESTPASS = pass
PRISMTESTPRT = 1522

PRISMSID = JET2
PRISMSVER = jet2
PRISMUSER = pass
PRISMPASS = pass
PRISMPRT = 1522

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sub getEnv {
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      exit(1);
   }

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   while (<FILE>) {
     chomp;
     next if /^\s*\#/;
     next unless /=/;
     my ($key, $variable) = split(/=/,$_,2);
     $variable =~ s/\s+//g;
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     $ref->{config}->{$key} = $variable;
   }
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In reply to Re: error handling with dbi by crusty_collins
in thread error handling with dbi by gandolf989

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