Hi, I have a bunch of code that queries an Oracle DB, usually puts the data in a spreadsheet using Win32, formats it and ships it using MIME-Lite. What I've, unsuccessfully, been trying to do lately is to just send some data (from the DB) in the body of the email. I read and re-read the MIME::Lite stuff on cpan and came back empty handed. If it cannot be done using this module, could you please point me to a module with which it can be done? Thanks.

I.E: 
sub sql {
  my @output = $sqlCount->execute;
  while (@output=$sqlCount->fetchrow_array) {
    print "data: @output \n";
  }
  $sqlCount->finish();
  $dbcon->disconnect();
}  

my $msg = MIME::Lite->new(
from=>'',
to  =>'',
subject=>'',
Data=>'&sql;'     ### yeah, I wish
);

$msg->send('smtp','foobar',Timeout=>60);

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In reply to passing data using MIME::Lite by Anonymous Monk

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