It's really impossible to help without seeing the error, please post it here. You can edit your post and add it. Here are a few ideas:

It seems unlikely that you are really running Microsoft Access on linux. You're using 'mysql' as a password: is your database actually MySQL?

You're using the VARCHAR2 data type but that's an Oracle data type. I don't know for sure but I don't think you can use it in Access. It causes an error if you try to use it in MySQL.

You have one SQL string in a scalar and one in an array, that's probably not what you want.

For creating tables, once you have a working database handle, I suggest using DBI's do(): 

my $table1 = "CREATE TABLE table1 (
    pike varchar2(200),
    CodigoEmp varchar2(200),
    NomEmp varchar2(200),
    Apellido varchar2(200), 
    NombrePc varchar2(200),
    DireccionIp varchar2(15),
    email varchar2(200),
    posicion varchar2(200),
    recinto varchar2(200),
    logu varchar2(200),
    Logs varchar2(100)
)";

$dbh->do( $table1 ) or die $dbh->errstr;

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Hope this helps!

The way forward always starts with a minimal test.

In reply to Re: Testing Script ODBC by 1nickt
in thread Testing Script ODBC by emorfa

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