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    split() on /

    Oops! I forgot to add the "m". ($lvl1, $lvl2, $userid, $filename)= split m{/};
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    split() on /

    You can also use different delimiters for regular expressions. Instead of "//", it is also common to use "{}" in order to avoid escaping the special "/" character. Parentheses are optional with split: ($lvl1, $lvl2, $userid, $filename)= split {/};
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    Populate date from file into database

    I know nothing about databases, but if you are trying to interpolate variable values into a quoted string, you must not use single quotes. For example, '@file[1]' returns the literal string, rather than the value which is in element 1 of the @file array. If you are really trying to access...

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