If your Windows helpdesk is unable to instruct you, I recommend redirecting the output of the program to a file:

perl -w the-soap-lite-perlscript.pl >logfile.txt 2>&1
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That way, you can conveniently inspect the output of the file by opening the logfile.

You can configure the command prompt to allow for more lines of scroll back, I have no idea how this is done on Windows 8. What you may want to do is just write STDERR to file, for example:

#!/usr/bin/perl
# derp.pl, an example in sloppiness
use strict;
use warnings;

$| = 1; # disable buffering

print $foo;
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run like so:

You can then list the contents of error.txt using:

Or view it in your text editor of choice.

Update: For further discussion see also how do i redirect STDOUT, STDIN, or STDERR to a FILE? and http://perlmaven.com/stdout-stderr-and-redirection.

You can increase the scrollback buffer on Windows cmd.exe:

1. Right click the top left title bar and select "Properties"
2. Select "Layout" tab
3. In the "Screen Buffer Size" section, change "Height" to a larger value. (I use 3000 for 3000 lines of scrollback.)
4. Press "OK"