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SQL::Statement also understands INSERT statements but unfortunately it will choke on multiple sets of VALUES. So you would have to collapse these into one beforehand anyhow, which of course sort-of defeats the use of this module ...

May be you can petition the module's author jZED to extend it to include this case?

If you want to parse the SQL statements yourself, it can do no harm to look at the code of DBI::SQL::Nano which has a nice (but limited) set of regexes that parse them and it shouldn't be too difficult to expend these, although to parse the full MySQL grammar you will probably need something like Parse::RecDescent or Parse::Yapp.

CountZero

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In reply to Re^3: In search of an efficient query abstractor by CountZero
in thread In search of an efficient query abstractor by xaprb

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