Is there a module for pushing an array into mysql rows? I checked CPAN, but nothing looked very promising.

Here is the code Im trying - its failing miserably 
my @COLUMNS;
push ( @COLUMNS, $_)for ( 1 .. $last_column );
my $column_list = map { print "field$_, " } @COLUMNS;
my $placeholders = { print "?, " for ( 1 .. $last_column ) };

my $insert_data = $dbh->prepare(<<SQL);
insert into $filename ($column_list) values ($placeholders)
SQL

foreach (<DATAFILE>)
{
    my (@ROW) = split /,/, $_;
    my $row_list = map { print "\'$_\', " } @ROW;
    $insert_data->execute($row_list);
}

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here is the error 
DBD::mysql::db do failed: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check 
+the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the righ
+t syntax to use near '61 )  VALUES ( 61 )' at line 1 at ./generatefil
+es.pl line 87, <DATAFILE> line 467.

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Thanks in advance for any help

Ted
--
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  --Ralph Waldo Emerson

In reply to array as mysql db rows by tcf03

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