I am sorry that my statement was quite abstract.

The perl program i am working on is supposed to read a file containing some comma-separated values and load into a table.

Each line of the file containing the comma-separated values represent one record in a table.(there will be nearly 100 such lines). There is a stored procedure which has certain computations and finally inserts the values into the table.

I need to call this stored procedure from the perl program and pass it the records.

thot of storing the Comma-separated values of each record into an array. But as u pointed out, if arrays cannot be passed to stored procedure...then how to go about doing it??

I hope the experience of the monks will help me clear this block...quite urgent, so plz share ur knowledge in this area.

In reply to Re: Re: Passing Arrays from Perl to Stored Procedures by TheYoungMonk
in thread Passing Arrays from Perl to Stored Procedures by TheYoungMonk

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