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One problem that jumps out at me is the ; that you added to the end of your SQL statement. For clarity's sake, let's break this down a bit by separating the SQL from the $sth, and fixing that extra semi-colon. If I were you, I would also unquote the numbers if they are going into a numeric field, and also use place-holders.

my $sql = "
INSERT into Standard_population (
   Standardisation_type,
   Male_00_04,
   Female_00_04,
   Male_05_09,
   Female_05_09,
   Male_10_14,
   Female_10_14,
   Male_15_19,
   Female_15_19,
   Male_20_24,
   Female_20_24,
   Male_25_29,
   Female_25_29,
   Male_30_34,
   Female_30_34,
   Male_35_39,
   Female_35_39,
   Male_40_44,
   Female_40_44,
   Male_45_49,
   Female_45_49,
   Male_50_54,
   Female_50_54,
   Male_55_59,
   Female_55_59,
   Male_60_64,
   Female_60_64,
   Male_65_69,
   Female_65_69,
   Male_70_74,
   Female_70_74,
   Male_75_79,
   Female_75_79,
   Male_80_84,
   Female_80_84,
   Male_85_plus,
   Female_85_plus)
VALUES(
   'EuropeanStandard',
   '8000',
   '8000',
   '7000',
   '7000',
   '7000',
   '7000',
   '7000',
   '7000',
   '7000',
   '7000',
   '7000',
   '7000',
   '7000',
   '7000',
   '7000',
   '7000',
   '7000',
   '7000',
   '7000',
   '7000',
   '7000',
   '7000',
   '6000',
   '6000',
   '5000',
   '5000',
   '4000',
   '4000',
   '3000',
   '3000',
   '2000',
   '2000',
   '1000',
   '1000',
   '1000',
   '1000')";

my $sth = $dbh->prepare($sql) or die $dbh->errstr;

$sth->execute() or die $dbh->errstr;
$dbh->commit();
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In reply to Re: Perl DBI Insert row by Itatsumaki
in thread Perl DBI Insert row by Win

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