Hello,

This should do the trick - you'll need to make sure that the Data Source points to the database on your site. It's using OLE (probably should use Win32::OLE, but I am adapting some old code).
use strict;
use OLE;

my $dbh;

$dbh = CreateObject OLE "ADODB.Connection" or die "Can't create connec
+tion to DataBase: $!" unless $dbh;
$dbh->Open("Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0; Data Source=\\_private\\
+db1.mdb");

my $sql = "SELECT email, password FROM surya";

    my $rs = $dbh->Execute($sql);

    while (!$rs->EOF()) {
    print $rs->Fields('email')->Value . " " . $rs->Fields('password')-
+>Value . "\n";
    $rs->MoveNext;
    }

$dbh->Close();

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Update: The "Open" string above is using the Access 2000 driver installed with ADO 2.5, you can substitute that line for :
$dbh->Open("Driver={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)};DBQ=\\_private\\d
+b1.mdb");

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In reply to Re: Trouble with accessing MS Access database via Perl on web host........ by $code or die
in thread Trouble with accessing MS Access database via Perl on web host........ by sprakash

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