Hello dear Community, good evening!

My first perl-parser runs very well - (thanks to the support of some friends here : Many many thanks to those who helped alot!). I was given lots of good hints and now i am ready and running a first parser with some great output!

BTW: Well i am very very glad to be here - this is a great place and i have a nice learning curve...This forums give me a great asset of learning!!

What is aimed now: i am parsing site with a small table

see here: http://www.schulministerium.nrw.de/BP/SchuleSuchen?action=799.601437941842&SchulAdresseMapDO=142359

Note: This page - and many others that are simmilar- is/are stored locally in the same folder as file t.html

Now i want to store the data in a MySQL-DB: i am figuring out how to do this:

Here the code: 

    #!/usr/bin/perl 
     
    use strict; use warnings; 
    use HTML::TableExtract; 
    use YAML; 
     
    my $te = HTML::TableExtract->new( 
        attribs => { class => 'bp_ergebnis_tab_info' }, 
    ); 
     
    $te->parse_file('t.html'); 
     
     
    foreach my $table ( $te->tables ) { 
            foreach my $row ($table->rows) { 
            my @values = grep {defined} @$row; 
            print "   ", join(',', @values), "\n"; 
           } 
        }

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Well, now i want to store the output in a MySQL-DB. I currently work on the code that is needed to store the data in a MySQL-DB. I need a starting point for the creation of this db. Well see the labels and the values: 

Schulnummer, 143960
Amtliche Bezeichnung,Franziskusschule Kath. Hauptschule Ahaus - Sekund
+arstufe I 
Strasse, Hof zum Ahaus 6
Plz und Ort, 48683 Ahaus
Telefon, 02561 4291990
Fax, 02561 42919920
E-Mail-Adresse, 3960@schule.nrw.de

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Well, now i try to figure out the db-connection.
I look forward to some ideas - any and all ideas & hints for the starting point will be greatly appreciated.

Greetings pb1

In reply to storing some values (of an array) to a DB: how does Perl talk to MySQL? by Perlbeginner1

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