hello Marshall,

many thanks for the reply. As allways - your ideas were very helpful and supportive!

Pursue your database learning as an independent thing from the web page scraping. Get each major piece working by itself before trying to integrate the whole thing together.


right - this is a very good idea!

i will follow your advices.

you tipps are great!

btw: i allready have some books here - among them the book, Programming the Perl DBI from Tim Bunce and by Alligator Descartes


i will read this and try to digg deeper into the interaction of Perl and MySQL

thx for advising these literature!!
some months ago, I have seen that you often try to take too big of a step at one time. Like going from "playing with bottle rockets in the backyard" to "let's fly to the moon"!
;-> right said! ;-) thx again...

have a great time!!

many greetings

In reply to Re^2: storing some values (of an array) to a DB: how does Perl talk to MySQL? by Perlbeginner1
in thread storing some values (of an array) to a DB: how does Perl talk to MySQL? by Perlbeginner1

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