So, I guess what I want to do is split on the commas, as long as they are not contained inside a set of parenthesis. I am lost on how to accomplish this with a regex.
This is easily accomplished with a regex (and the m// operator), but not so easy with split.
What you want to do is parse SQL,
and the best way to do that is not to do it :) meaning use the CPAN or
SQL::Statement.
update: stricken extraneous bs. split or m// its all the same, you still have to parse the SQL.
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