Looks to me (without any prior knowledge of QB's API) that you're going to need a programmer with familiarity with your case. Alternately, you may want to see if there's documentation online or a QB user group to offer info/help. This is pretty specialized... and therefore, not something in the usual ambit of this site -- which is "learning Perl;" NOT writing code for free.

of course, as an alternate to paying-for-programming, you can search (Big G, for example) for the missing modules and their docs.


If you didn't program your executable by toggling in binary, it wasn't really programming!

In reply to Re: how to access quickbooks from perl in linux by ww
in thread how to access quickbooks from perl in linux by elavarasan

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