in reply to AnyData and csv file
I don't see any problems with your code except that the "end-of-line" should be "eol" but that shouldn't matter since the default eol is "\n". So I am guessing that the line endings in your file are something else - try setting eol to "\012" or "\015" or "\015\012". If none of those fix it, then maybe you have an older version of SQL::Statement (the SQL engine behind AnyData) so you could try upgrading. If none of that works, message me here on perlmonks and I'll take a look.
Re^2: AnyData and csv file
by GertMT (Hermit) on Oct 14, 2007 at 06:54 UTC
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great, by changing end-of-line to eol => "\015" it works! It is maybe because I'm on Mac OS X? I just installed SQL::Statement so that should be up to date.
Putting the extra column fruit in there was a bit obvious. Thanks a lot,
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