I'm trying to read and update and insert items all from a CSV file I'm reading from, but the process stops after ~450-490 changes are made. I have 5,000+ records and I've even removed the top 400 to see if it was possibly a bad character/field, but still I get the same failing results. I'm not sure if the Database has a time limit for connections or a limit on processes (which I doubt). I've used print $dbh->{mysql_error}, br, $dbh->{mysql_errno} during the Terminate sub call within the Execute and SQL subroutines, but I get 0, which supposedly means all is good, but the program ends early and says I've been disconnected. Here's my the main subroutine: 
use Text::CSV::Simple;
my $parser = Text::CSV::Simple->new;
   $parser->want_fields(0, 1, 2, 4);
my @CSV_File = $parser->read_file($_[0]);
&SQL('connect');

for my $row(@CSV_File) { my @CSV_Row = @$row;

my ($FN, $LN, $SSN, $Title) = @CSV_Row;
my ($do1, $do2);

$Check="SELECT id, lastname, firstname, ssn FROM member
WHERE UPPER(lastname) = '$LN' AND UPPER(firstname) = '$FN')"; # Find m
+atching member
&Execute($Check, 1);
while (my ($id, $ln, $fn, $sn)=$sth->fetchrow_array()) {

$do1="INSERT DELAYED INTO reports (lastname, firstname, title, ID)
VALUES ('$ln', '$fn', '$Title', '$id')";

$do2="UPDATE LOW_PRIORITY member SET working = 'Y'
WHERE (ID = '$id') LIMIT 1";

if ($SSN ne $sn) { &LogEvent("Fail SSN: $SSN for $id"); # Compare SSN 
+for exact match
} else { &Execute($do1); &Execute($do2); }

&LogEvent("Success");
} # END WHILE


sub SQL {
$dbh = DBI->connect("DBI:mysql:DBname","$un","$pw") ||
 Terminate('Sorry, Disconnecting'); # Prints error . $_[0]
} # END SQL


sub Execute { if ($_[1] == 1) {
$sth = $dbh->prepare( $_[0] ) || &Terminate('Sorry, not Preparing');
$sth->execute || &Terminate('Not Executing');
} else {
$dbh->do( $_[0] ) || &Terminate('No Do');
warn( $DBI::errstr ) if ( $DBI::err );
$rc=$dbh->disconnect();
} # END Execute

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Thanks in advance for your help.

In reply to mySQL Times Out / Disconnects by JayBee

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