Greetings, I have been trying to use Perl to access a Microsoft Access database. To do this I have been trying to use the DBI module. Thus far, I have not been able to use the DBI module. When I try to run the code I get three errors. OOne is telling me I can't use DBI in my code. The other two are errors in DBI.pm itself saying that it cant find a loadable object and that the compilation of DBI.pm was aborted. This leads me to believe that I havent installed DBI for the Mac correctly. To make sure I am doing this right, could someone please give me a step by step guide to installing this module on a mac? Thank you Donesh

In reply to Building and Using Modules on a Mac by Donesh

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