Like this: 
#=====================================================================
+==========
my $db = ( $ENV{'SERVER_NAME'} !~ /varsa/ )
       ? DBI->connect('DBI:mysql:orthodox;localhost', 'root', '******'
+, {RaiseError=>1})
       : DBI->connect('DBI:mysql:skieros_orthodox;www.freegreece.net',
+ 'skieros_root', '******', {RaiseError=>1});
#=====================================================================
+==========


my @files = glob "$ENV{'DOCUMENT_ROOT'}/data/text/*.txt";

my @filenames = map {/([^\/]+)\.txt$/} @files;
my @dbfiles = $db->do( 'SELECT title, body FROM articles' );

foreach my $filename (@filenames)
{  
   unless( grep /^\Q$filename\E$/, @dbfiles )
   {
      open FILE, "<$filename" or die "Cannot open $filename: $!";
         my $data = <FILE>;
      close FILE;

      unless( grep /^\Q$data\E$/, @dbfiles )
      {
         $db->do('INSERT INTO test (title, body) VALUES (?, ?)', undef
+, $filename, $data)
      }
   }
}

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The content of @dbfiles isnt what i think it is though. What i wanted to return is all table's articles contents.

In reply to Re^8: Inserting, update and deleteting a database under conditions by Nik
in thread Inserting, update and deleteting a database under conditions by Nik

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