Stephen Toney,

Did follow the install directions:

    T O   I N S T A L L   T H I S   B E A S T :
    =========================================

1) You will need to dump the ODBC.PM file into the \PERL\LIB\WIN32\ di
+rectory.

2) You need to copy either ODBC105.PLL or ODBC106.PLL (depending on yo
+ur
   version of Win32 Perl's build number. Run:  perl -v   to check whic
+h build
   you have) into \PERL\LIB\AUTO\WIN32\ODBC\ODBC.PLL.\
   **** Notice that we are changing the name to ODBC.PLL!!!!

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If not then it surely will not work. (Though it may not work even if you did). If that does not work, I am all out of suggestions.

Cameron

In reply to Re^3: Win32::ODBC FetchRow by doowah2004
in thread Win32::ODBC FetchRow by Stephen Toney

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