I take it that the error that you are getting coming from your web server that your perl script is running on as a CGI. If so, look at the server's error log to see what error message perl itself generated.
How are you reading $txtque (the one outside of the for loop) into memory in the first place? If it it coming from a file, you might try this:
open my $fh, '<', '/the/file/with/txtque'
or die "unable to open ...: $!\n";
{
local($/) = '~';
while (my $txtque = <$fh>) {
my $count = $dbh->do(...); # execute the INSERT statement here
}
}
That is, read in one
$txtque value at a time and execute the INSERT statement instead of reading in all of the
$txtque values in before doing the inserts.
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