I have two tables in database which contain URLS(almost ONE LAKH each).

Both tables may contain same URLS or different URLS.

So i need to copy these URLS in two different files from two tables and i have to compare those URLs.

So I planned to LOAD the URLS from database to TWO different files.But i am getting "OUT OF MEMORY!" error.

So initially i tried copying only 100URLS from database to each file.

Following is the code:

use DBI;

### The database handle

my $var;

my $var_ex;

my $dbh = DBI->connect( "dbi:ODBC:MSSQL");

my $dbh4 = DBI->connect( "dbi:ODBC:MSSQL");

### The statement handle

my $sth = $dbh->prepare("select Top 100 URLName from URL ORDER BY URLID DESC");

$sth->execute();

my $sth4 = $dbh4->prepare("select Top 100 URLName from URL_EXCLUDE");

$sth4->execute();

print "\n starts";

open(URLFHW,">Url.txt");

while($var = $sth->fetchrow_array )

{

print URLFHW "$var\n" ;

}

close(URLFHW);

print "\n 1st file ";

open(URLEXFHW,">Url_ex.txt");

while($var_ex = $sth4->fetchrow_array )

{

print URLEXFHW "$var_ex\n";

}

close(URLEXFHW);

print "\n 2nd file";

OUTPUT:

D:\perl> Copy_urls.pl

starts 1st file Out of memory! 2nd file

Result:

Two files(Url.txt,Url_ex.txt) created with each 100 URLS.But perl program getting terminated at second step itself it is not executing further if i write any code after second step.I have written some script for comparing URLS after second step.but it is not executing.

Can any one help me in this..

!!!!...Thanks in ADVANCE...!!!!

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