Hello Nanjizal,

Welcome to the Monastery. As far as I understand you are trying to install the module manually, why?

If there is no obvious reason that I am no aware why you do not try installing it through cpan or cpanminus find more information here How to install CPAN modules.

Also since you are running on MacOS I assume your software is up to date, why you are running Perl 5.18.2 latest version is 5.26.1. If you want to upgrade you can either download it and do it manually from here Perl or you can open a terminal and type cpan<code> enter. Then simply type <code>install CPAN enter, as soon as this finish type reload cpan enter. Observe the difference between small case letters and upper case.

Update: It was many years ago since the last time that I used a MacOS so maybe I skipped something. So I found this article Using CPAN to Extend Perl on Mac OS X. Where I quote: 

Configuring Your Mac to Use CPAN
Before we get into using CPAN to install modules for your own code, le
+t's talk what happens if you find a really cool project on the Intern
+et that uses CPAN modules. To get that code up and running, you'll ne
+ed to install the modules from CPAN to your computer. So let's config
+ure your Mac to use CPAN before we do anything else.
First, CPAN uses some low-level tools to install modules on your Mac. 
+Therefore, you will need to have either Xcode installed from the Mac 
+App Store or you will need to download the Command Line Tools for Xco
+de package from Apple's Developer site. (Note that you need a free de
+veloper account to download these tools.) Once you have either Xcode 
+or the Developer tools, let's install some modules!

[download]

This is a mandatory step before you open a terminal and type cpan. Have you installed Xcode?.

If you still having problems, update your question.

Hope this helps, BR.

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In reply to Re: Perl DBI installation problem on MacOS Sierra - Can't open blib/lib/DBI/Util/ by thanos1983
in thread Perl DBI installation problem on MacOS Sierra - Can't open blib/lib/DBI/Util/ by Nanjizal

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