Re^2: Extraction help.

I'm missing quite a few lines. The resultant file that was supposed to be 500+kb for 1 file has become 3kb.

I'm posting here in the hopes that someone can debug this for me and spot any mistakes in my code.

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Re^3: Extraction help. by Anonymous Monk on Sep 02, 2012 at 16:46 UTC
I'm missing quite a few lines. The code and data you posted does not miss anything , so without a demonstration of the problem, there is nothing much we can do to help, other than offer you Basic debugging checklist and brian's Guide to Solving Any Perl Problem I think CountZero is right, you should be writing two/three programs, one to import that data into sqlite database, which complains LOUDLY about skipping/missing stuff Then another to query the database and format some output You can see an (imperfect) example of the idea at Re: Open multiple file handles? , I'm sure more can be found site:perlmonks.org DBI csv, site:perlmonks.org DBI csv sqlite --- like Re: compare data between two files using Perl	[reply]

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Re^3: Extraction help.
by Anonymous Monk on Sep 02, 2012 at 16:46 UTC

I'm missing quite a few lines.

The code and data you posted does not miss anything , so without a demonstration of the problem, there is nothing much we can do to help, other than offer you Basic debugging checklist and brian's Guide to Solving Any Perl Problem

I think CountZero is right, you should be writing two/three programs, one to import that data into sqlite database, which complains LOUDLY about skipping/missing stuff

Then another to query the database and format some output

You can see an (imperfect) example of the idea at Re: Open multiple file handles? , I'm sure more can be found site:perlmonks.org DBI csv, site:perlmonks.org DBI csv sqlite --- like Re: compare data between two files using Perl

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