Hi, I have just installed DBI and DBD::ODBC on my NT box running ActiveState (thanks to PodMaster for telling me how). When I tried to run my script I got a message box telling me perl58.dll is missing. So I found it in the TinyPerl distribution and unzipped it to \system32. All very well and fine, but when I try to run my script now I get a Dr Watsons... Is my perl58.dll corrupt? What's the story? 
use DBI;
use DBD::ODBC;
$|=1;
map {
  print "Data sources for $_: " . join("
", DBI->data_sources($_)). "
"
  }
grep(!/ADO|template/, DBI->available_drivers);

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In reply to perl script & dr watson by Evyn

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