Hi all, I am struggling to write a program in which i have to read many lines and then stores the values in 2 different variables and then transfer them into sql. My output is as: 
apple <= banana;
cat := dog;
elephant <= flag;
 and so on....

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i want to store apple, cat , elephant.. in one register say as $1 and banana, dog, flag in another variable as $2. Then transfer the $1 into one column of table in Sql and $2 into another column of table. my code looks like.. 
while(<>)
{
if(/case .* is/)    
        { if(/then/){
            @words = split(/=/, $_);
                print "$_";
                            
            $sth->execute($_[0], $_[1]) or die $DBI::errstr;
                       #even tried with @words[0] and @words[1].
    }}

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But am unable to get the desired output. Please help me... Many thanks in advance..

In reply to split a line into 2 variables and store in SQL by sharan

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