Edit: Added Error and the code

Well, after a bit of experementation, I don't think Sprite is going to help... (I can't even get it to set up a table...)

Anyone know what this is suppost to mean?
perl worldbuild.pl

Oops! Sprite encountered the following error when processing your request:

    Cannot write the database to output file. (\\world.stb)

Here's some more information to help you:

        file:
    No such file or directory

DBD::Sprite::db do failed: -511:Cannot write the database to output file.(\\worl
d.stb) at worldbuild.pl line 8.


This is the code: 
use strict;
use DBI;

my $DBI;
$ENV{SPRITE_HOME} = "E:\\PRPG\\World\\";
$DBI = DBI->connect('DBI:Sprite:WORLD') || die "Could not connect (".$
+DBI->err.':'.$DBI->errstr.")!";

$DBI->do("CREATE TABLE WORLD (UID INT, X INT, Y INT, Z INT, IID INT)")
+;

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In reply to *EDIT* Re: Well... (Database?) by Flame
in thread RPG Engine Location Tracking (Large Three Dimentional Array?) by Flame

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