Thanks all for the suggestsions - common thread = do all theinserts for onew table at a time.

So, I've re-written the parsing code to store each table's values in a separate text file temporarily. Then I'l run a separate importation routine that imports table by table.

The new text-file-storage parser is running right now at about 2,400 origin file lines per hour (there hundreds of values to extract from each line after comparison with criteria in another file - very convoluted), whereas the direct db-storage program was running at ~300 origin-file-lines per hour.

In reply to Re: DBI: speed up insertions in generating database by punch_card_don
in thread DBI: speed up insertions in generating database by punch_card_don

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