Getting the error message:
Can't call method FETCH on an undefined value at D:/Perl/site/lib/Win32/TieRegistry.pm line 1486 during global destruction.
Here is what is the part under suspicion:

print LOGFILE "$SQL_login";
    
    # $cursor_login = $dbh_login->prepare($SQL_login) 
    # || die "Couldn't prepare statement: " . $dbh_login->errstr;
    print LOGFILE " made it $cursor_login";

    #$cursor_login->execute;

    #@fields_login = $cursor_login->fetchrow;

        $validid_login = $fields_login[0];
    print LOGFILE " element is $validid_login";
    $firsttime_login = $fields_login[1];
    print LOGFILE " element is $firsttime_login";

    #$cursor_login->finish;
    #Close the database
    $dbh_login->disconnect;
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Here's the whole code:

#!c:/perl/bin -w
BEGIN { push (@INC, "c:/progra~1/unwire~1/UPSDKH32/examples/apputils")
+;    }

open (LOGFILE, ">/logs/reclaim.log");

# Load required application utilities
require 'HDMLUtils.pl';

#use vars qw{$SPLASHSCREEN_login};

$SPLASHSCREEN_login =
'<HDML VERSION=3.0 MARKABLE=TRUE TTL="0">
    <ACTION TYPE=ACCEPT LABEL=OK TASK=GO DEST="?NEXT=LOGIN">
    <DISPLAY TITLE="Mobile Media Portal">
        <CENTER>%s %s %s
    </DISPLAY>
</HDML>';

#Call the main function to begin execution
&Main;

######################################################################
+######
#
# Subroutine Name:  Main
#
# Purpose: Parse the CGI variables into the cgiVars hash and cotrols 
# component navigation based on $nextState
#
######################################################################
+######
sub Main
{
$subid_login=$ENV{'HTTP_X_UP_SUBNO'};

 my ($dbh_login, $SQL_login, $cursor_login, @fields_login, $validid_lo
+gin, $firsttime_login);

    # This Tells PERL to use the Database Interface
    use DBI;

    # Establish DataBase handle
    $dbh_login = DBI->connect("dbi:Oracle:tyson", "scott","tiger", 
    {PrintError => 0}) || die $DBI::errstr;
    
    # $dbh_login = DBI->connect("dbi:Oracle:kcmmp", "widl","widl", 
    # {PrintError => 0})|| die $DBI::errstr;
    
    # Setup STATIC query string
    $SQL_login = "select SUBSCRIBERID, FIRSTTIME
    from CTIA_SUBSCRIBERID
    where SUBSCRIBERID = '$subid_login'";

    print LOGFILE "$SQL_login";
    
    # $cursor_login = $dbh_login->prepare($SQL_login) 
    # || die "Couldn't prepare statement: " . $dbh_login->errstr;
    print LOGFILE " made it $cursor_login";

    #$cursor_login->execute;

    #@fields_login = $cursor_login->fetchrow;

        $validid_login = $fields_login[0];
    print LOGFILE " element is $validid_login";
    $firsttime_login = $fields_login[1];
    print LOGFILE " element is $firsttime_login";

    #$cursor_login->finish;
    #Close the database
    $dbh_login->disconnect;

&AppUtils::OutputDeck(sprintf($SPLASHSCREEN_login,
                "Made it here", $validid_login));
        #$subid_login, $firsttime_login        
    


}
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Thanks in advance you rule.

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