when i try to split about 10,000 array of strings and try to insert into mysql - i get server error but less 1,000 works fine - here is the code please help - thanks 
my @txtquearr = split('~', $txtque);
######################################################################
+#########
my $count = 0;
foreach $txtque (@txtquearr){
$count = $dbh->do("INSERT INTO ques (username,userque,userquedetail,us
+erquecatgory,userresponsecount,quegood,quebad,queid,userquedate,quevi
+deo,queaudio,quepic,email)values('$usernamenow','$txtque','$txtdetail
+','$cat','$userresponsecount','$quegood','$quebad','$aaqueid','$userq
+uedate','$txtvideolink','$txtaudiolink','$txtpicturelink','$txtemail'
+)",undef,$usernamenow,$txtque,$txtdetail,$cat,$userresponsecount,$que
+good,$quebad,$aaqueid,$userquedate,$txtvideolink,$txtaudiolink,$txtpi
+cturelink,$txtemail);
print "Ques Inserted inoto Data\n";
print $txtque;
}

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In reply to Inserting large chunks of data into MySQL by askgetanswer

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