Depends on how complicated you HTML file is -

Check out HTML::TokeParser for parsing HTML file in a nice way.

However if your HTML file is as simple as <HTML><BODY><Tag>Stuff1=val1,Stuff2=Val2</tag></BODY> </HTML> then I would just do a simple regex and we can help you if we see the HTML page.

regarding reading 3000 files that is very simple 

foreach my $file (@ARGV) {
   my $fh;
   open $fh, "<", $file or die "Can't open $file ($!)";
   push @filehandles,  $fh;
}

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Once you have your handles you can loop through them. Actually you can do this whole thing in a while loop instead of storing the handbles. something like  while ($i++ < 3000) { open (blah,blah); do_stuff with blah; }

there is also glob if your filenames are not counter based i.e. file1 file2 etc.

For DB part - you can use DBI. once you have the values you can instert them into a table easily. You can also create a CSV file and then just load them into the DB (most DBs support that)

cheers

SK

In reply to Re: Particular HTML contents to CSV or DB by sk
in thread Particular HTML contents to CSV or DB by nicpon

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