You are attempting to install a bundle of modules.

Modules sometimes contain C code, which is used to implement parts that run faster than the perl equivalent would.

There are easier ways to install modules, and on Windows, precompiled, packaged modules are available.

First, determine what flavour of perl you use. Run the command: 

perl -v

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If the output contains the words "Activestate", such as: 
Binary build 1003 [285500] provided by ActiveState http://www.ActiveSt
+ate.com

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Then you can use "PPM" to install modules. In your case, enter: 
ppm install DBI

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and that should do all the work for you.

If it is not activestate, you will probably need to use the "cpan" command.

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    Practice is when something works, but you don't know why it works.
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In reply to Re: Installing Bundle::DBI by NetWallah
in thread Installing Bundle::DBI by manishrathi

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