I'm really confused by all the answers so far.

mlong's got what appears to be a regex problem, and we're all trying to fix his CSV code.

Very noble I'm sure, but the fact remains, doesn't it, that if you really have got what he says is in his sample record, and you do what he says are his regexes, then you shouldn't get that result? I mean, am I being dumb here?

mlong, what happens if you print out, like: 


print "here's the current contents of \$descriz: $descriz";

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then check it again afterwards?

The consensus seems to be that your data's coming out wrong, or going in wrong, so that would prove it, right?
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In reply to Re: Perl with MS Access Weirdness by Cody Pendant
in thread Perl with MS Access Weirdness by mlong

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