Hello monks!!

I'm in fix! I have a sub called findodbc. I pass to it an IP I want to build an hash where keyes are the paths in the Data Base Qualifier {DBQ} and where the values are the DSN.
When I manually use regedit->conect remote registry I 'm able to view ODBC/ODBC.INI and all remote sistem DSN.
When I launch the same code locally it's all ok.

BUT when my sub run from remote I can view only
ODBC Data Sources/ and ODBC File DSN/ that are useless.
I have tried to connect to the remote machine too and to call the script "locally" and read out the data with some results. 
use Win32::TieRegistry ( Delimiter=>"/" );
[...]
sub findodbc
{
 $lista= $Registry->Connect( "$ip", "LMachine" )or die "Can't connect 
+to HostA's HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE key: $^E\n";
 $lista=$Registry->{"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/Software/ODBC/ODBC.INI"}or  di
+e "$^E\n";
 foreach $nom(keys (%$lista))
 {
  print $nom;
  chop $nom;
  $coso= $Registry->{"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/Software/ODBC/ODBC.INI/$nom"}
+or  die "$^E\n";
  print "\n$nom\t".$coso->{DBQ}or die $!;
  if (defined $coso->{DBQ})
  {
   if($coso->{DBQ}=~/\\([\w -]+\\)(database\\)(\w+\.mdb)/){$odbc{$1.$3
+}=$nom}
  }
  while (($k, $v)=each(%odbc)){print "$k--------$v\n"}
 }
 exit;
}

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In reply to Win32::TieRegistry disperate situation by Discipulus

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