Please excuse my complete newbieness. This problem may actually be a SQL syntax error, but I don't know enough to tell. I'm executing a command to get users who are logged into some pcs (defined by a list) and then dump the results into a SQL (MS) table. I'm using win32::odbc to connect to the database (connectivity appears to be fine). 
my($db) = new Win32::ODBC("user_logons");
while (my $machine = <MACHINEFILE>) {
            
      my @Results = ();            
          @Results = `psloggedon.exe \\\\$machine`;
      my $LocUsr = $Results[6];
      [...]
      
      $db->Sql("INSERT INTO <Data> (pc_name, user_name,time+date) " . 
+"VALUES ($machine, $LocUsr, GETDATE())");
}

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The table name "Data" and field names are correct. $machine and $LocUsr variables are defined - they seem fine when I print. The error message I get is "Can't call method SQL on an undefined value at line 46, <machinefile> line 1". Obviously, if that syntax looks ok, I'll recheck connectivity-type stuff. Any wisdom dispensed much appreciated!

In reply to win32::odbc/ SQL error by billie_t

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