Hi monks

I am trying to execute a program, where it has to collect

the data from the database table and to display but i am getting

an error while runnig the program Kindly help me

the error is as follows

(i am using mysql as a backend) 

C:\ram>perl mysql4.pl <br></br>
Content-type: text/html <br></br>

<h>Software error:</h> <br></br>
<pre>Can't locate object method &quot;connect&quot; via package &quot;
+DBI&quot;<br></br>
(perhaps you forgot to load &quot;DBI&quot;?) at mysql4.pl line 14.<br
+></br>
</pre><br></br>
<p><br></br>
For help, please send mail to this site's webmaster, giving this error
+ message<br></br>
and the time and date of the error.<br></br>

</p><br></br>
[Tue Aug  3 13:57:18 2004] mysql4.pl: Can't locate object method "conn
+ect" via <br></br>
package "DBI" (perhaps you forgot to load "DBI"?) at mysql4.pl line 14
+.<br></br>

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This is the error i am getting while i run the program

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In reply to (mysql) failing to locate object method by sriraj

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