in reply to How to make my DBD::CSV DB code faster.

It is by its very nature slow as it has to read and write a lot to simple files and uses SQL::Statement as the SQL-engine, so there is little place for improvements unless you feed the CSV-files to a real database. SQLite or MySQL spring to mind in that respect.

CountZero

PS: Merlyn will probably say that MySQL is not a real database and that you should use Postgresql.

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