Thanks for all your recommendations!
I think I will just use the Document file that is output from the Cold Fusion Front end which will give me the records I need. Then use this Script to transfer the Document file to the infoserver. This works but was wondering how I can check if the copy was successful? 
use strict; 
my $listFile = "C:\\theDoc.doc"; 
my $listFile2 = "\\\\theinfoServer\\dir\\"; 
open(LIST, $listFile) || die "Cant open $listFile : $!"; 

while(<LIST>) 
{ 
  #Can I put a Exception statement for this system command?  I am not 
+familiar with Exceptions in Perl
  system("copy $listFile $listFile2 > nul"); 
} 
close(LIST); 
print "Successfully copied\n";

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In reply to Re^2: Copy Database to another location by Anonymous Monk
in thread Copy Database to another location by Anonymous Monk

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