Hi Moritz, Infact its partially working... Actually i am trying to transfer the data twice to the sql... my code is something like this: 
if(condition1){
        @words = split(/=/, $_);
        print "$_";
        $sth->execute($words[0],$words[1]) or die $DBI::errstr;
            
        }
if(condition2){
            @words = split(/=/, $_);
            print "$_";            
$sth->execute($words[0],$words[1]) or die $DBI::errstr;}

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For the condition1 its working fine.. But as soon as i try with condition2 it shows some error abt missing curl bracket in some other loop. But if i try to use $_, $_ in second condition its works fine. Dont knw wats the problem is.. 
if(condition1){
        @words = split(/=/, $_);
        print "$_";
        $sth->execute($words[0],$words[1]) or die $DBI::errstr;
            
        }
if(condition2){
            @words = split(/=/, $_);
            print "$_";            
$sth->execute($_,$_) or die $DBI::errstr;}

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Infact if i use $words[0], $_. Then also it does not show any error. But as soon as I try with $words[0], $words1, it starts showing the error.. 
DBD::mysql::st execute failed: Column 'name' cannot be null at ./fsm0.
+pl line 110, <> line 170.
Column 'name' cannot be null at ./fsm0.pl line 110, <> line 170.

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Thanking you,

In reply to Re^4: split a line into 2 variables and store in SQL by sharan
in thread split a line into 2 variables and store in SQL by sharan

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