Hi friends,

+++++++++++School(B):Students++++++++++

No.of students:120

No.of classes:2

No.of teachers:5

Hostel facility:available

++++++++++School(G):Students+++++++++++

No.of students:300

No.of classes:3

No.of teachers:10

i have got lot of data like this. i need to insert it into SQLServer by using perl programming

I need to insert into sql_Table by

Type of school,No.of students,No.of classes,No.of Teachers,Hostelfacility

pls anyone help me to align data into SQL

i already tried this coding;pls give some other way to enhance my coding

#MsSQL Server2008
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use DBI;
my $FIRST="+++++++++++School(B)";
my $SECOND="+++++++++++School(G)";
my $j=0;

my $dbh = DBI->connect('dbi:ODBC:SQLServer', undef, undef, {PrintError
+ => 0, RaiseError =>0});

my $sth1 = $dbh->prepare("CREATE TABLE test11 ('$Type[0]','$Students[1
+]','$class[2]','$Teachers[3]','$hostel[4]')");                       
+     
$sth1->execute;
 foreach $line (<FILE>) 
         {
           chomp $_;
           ($event[$kk],$data[$kk])=split(/: /,$line);
         $l= ++$kk;
         }
while($j<=$l)
{
 


          if($event[$j] eq  $FIRST)
            {
           $Type[0]="BOYS";
           my $x=1;
          ++$j;
            }

          if($event[$j] eq  $SECOND)
            {
           $Type[0]="GIRLS";
          ++$j;
            }

         if($event[$j] =~ m/^No.of Stud /ig)
{
$Students[1]=$data[$j];
++$j;
}

if($event[$j] =~ m/^No.of class /ig)
{
$class[2]=$data[$j];
++$j;
}

if($event[$j] =~ m/^No.of teach/ig)
{
$teachers[3]=$data[$j];
++$j;
}

if($event[$j] =~ m/^Hostelfacility/ig)
{
$hostel[4]=$data[$j];
++$j;
}
my $sth = $dbh->prepare("insert into test11 values('$Type[0]','$Studen
+ts[1]','$class[2]','$Teachers[3]','$hostel[4]')");
$sth->execute;
++$j;
}
#i need to enhance my coding efficiency pls help me
#Thanks in advance

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