Well you need to do some reading on DBI driver to get a grip on the code provided bellow -- it is best invested time to work with DB.
NOTE: in this piece of code I read data from internal block __DATA__
use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dumper;
use DBI;
my $debug = 0;
my @fields = qw(id last first address); # Field names in Database
my(%record,$rv);
my $hostname = 'db_server_1'; # Database server name
my $database = 'db_employees'; # Database name
my $table = 'db_table'; # Table name
my $port = '3306'; # Database port [default]
# Define DSN
my $dsn = "DBI:mysql:database=$database;host=$hostname;port=$port";
# Connect to Database
my $dbh = DBI->connect($dsn, $user, $password, {RaiseError => 1});
# Define query
my $stq = qq(INSERT INTO $table (id,last,first,address) VALUES(?,?,?,?););
# Prepare query
my $sth = $dbh->prepare($stq);
$dbh->begin_work(); # Ok, we will do insert in one transaction
my $skip = <DATA>; # We skip header in data block
while( <DATA> ) {
@record{@fields} = split /#/; # Fill the hash with record data
print Dumper(\%row) if $debug; # Look at hash in debug mode
$rv = $sth->execute(@record{@fields}); # Execute query with data
print $DBI::errstr if $rv < 0; # If error lets see ERROR message
}
$dbh->commit(); # Commit the transaction
$dbh->disconnect(); # Disconnect from DataBase
__DATA__
id#EmployeLastName#EmployeFirstName#EmployeeAddress
1#Alexander#Makedonsky#267 Mozarella st., Pizza, Italy
2#Vladimir#Lenin#12 Glinka st., Moscow, Italy
3#Donald#Trump#765 Tower ave., Florida, USA
4#Angela#Merkel#789 Schulstrafe st., Berlin, Germany
You can read data from a file with following code
use strict;
use warnings;
my $debug = 1;
my @fields = qw(id last first address); # Field names in Database
my(%record);
my $filename = shift
or die "Provide filename on command line";
open DATA, "< $filename"
or die "Could not open $filename";
while( <DATA> ) {
@record{@fields} = split /#/;
print Dumper(\%record) if $debug;
}
close DATA;
As you very fresh in Perl programming then you probably should start from Learning Perl, then move on Programming Perl, when you get in trouble visit Perl Cookbook and if you decided to dive into database programming Programming the Perl DBI