Maybe you should do a proper debugging
Or even better:
print Data::Dumper->Dump([\%db, $starttime, $filename, $pageurl,
$exposure, $clicks],
[qw(db starttime filename pageurl
exposure clicks)]);
__OUTPUT__
$db = {
'key' => '6 fface.gif http://www.go.com 19 8 4 '
};
$starttime = '6';
$filename = 'fface.gif';
$pageurl = 'http://www.go.com';
$exposure = '19';
$clicks = '8';
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