Re: What is the better way to store and display data.

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Hej Anonymous Monk, I agree 100% with aaron_baugher. If it is only 50 of those then there is no reason to use anything else then text files. And it's really not a problem if you have a file formated like this

Mary,Anna,Left,40 X,Central Location,454,456,MD at 01 floor
John,Doe,Right,88 Y,Right Location,555,321,SI at 33 floor
Kalle,Anka,Middle,77 Z,Left Location,777,212,AT at 22 floor
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to get a printout like you described.

I'm pretty sure that you can find a lot of examples on the web.

If you are absolute perl beginner, try reading Robert's perl tutorial, otherwise, well you know. Happy Perl-ing

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Re^2: What is the better way to store and display data. by Anonymous Monk on Aug 21, 2012 at 19:57 UTC
Thank you all for the help, going to build based on the DBI:CSV code above, I like the flexibility on renaming columns. Thas right, its just around 50 records, a text based system should be just fine.	[reply]

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