So, as you didn't post any details, let me make some assumptions. You have a directory tree that looks like this:

C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/Desktop/Code/BioPerl/testscrip
+t.pl
C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/Desktop/Code/BioPerl/ExecuteCo
+nfigureBioMartBuilder.pm

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But looking at the code, there are some errors in it. First of all, the code is invalid, because it uses qw() and you have a path with whitespace in directory/filenames. Change that to:

use lib 'C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/Desktop/Code/BioPerl/
+';

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Second, if you use lib, Perl will search modules in and below that directory. And the use statement:

use bin::ExecuteConfigureBioMartBuilder;

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tells Perl to go looking for a file bin/ExecuteConfigureBioMartBuilder.pm. And it can't find that. So, change your tree to look like the following for example:

C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/Desktop/Code/BioPerl/testscrip
+t.pl
C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/Desktop/Code/BioPerl/bin/Execu
+teConfigureBioMartBuilder.pm

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Then, Perl should find the module.

In reply to Re^4: beginner - can't load a module by Corion
in thread beginner - can't load a module by Anonymous Monk

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