Dear All, I want to fetch values from stored procedure.I am calling stored procedure from perl script in window system and connecting it to sql server.while running this code it gives me error:Can't call method "Fields" on an undefined value at line $RS = $oSP->Execute(); Please help... 

use Win32::OLE;

$ConnStr = "DSN=dsn_name;UID=abcd;PWD=password;APP=test;WSID=Mycomp;DA
+TABASE=db_name";

$Conn = Win32::OLE->new('ADODB.Connection');
$Conn->Open($ConnStr);


#Get record set results from store procedure
$oSP = Win32::OLE->new("ADODB.Command");
$RS = Win32::OLE->new("ADODB.Recordset");

$oSP->{'CommandText'} = "exec dbo.sp_reportBytes '%','%','%','%', '200
+9-1-1', '2010-1-1', 'Admin', '530', NULL;";

$oSP->{'CommandType'} = 4;
$oSP->{'ActiveConnection'} = $Conn;
$oSP->{'CommandTimeout'} = 1200000;
  
$oSP->{'@Param1'} = $Param1; 

$RS = $oSP->Execute();
while (! $RS->EOF) 
{
    $value = $RS->Fields(1)->value;
    
    print "$value\n";

    $RS->MoveNext;
}

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