I am following the book "Real World SQL Server Administration with Perl" by Linchi Shea. He has used 5.6.1 from ActiveState.com; Current / latest version available is ActivePerl-5.12.2.1202-MSWin32-x64-293621.msi for 64 bit and i installed it. perl -v showed the verion correctly. Many of the simple scripts run but when i try to run one of the scripts it is giving error regarding ParserSQL.pm; I invoked ppm and installed all the packages and a search after installing does not show any P*SQL.pm;

The error i am getting is: 

Can't locate SQLDBA/PerseSQL.pm in @INC (@INC contains 
C:/Perl64/site/lib C:/Perl64/site/lib C:/Perl64/lib .) 
at .\reviewSP.pl line 5.

BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at .\reviewSP.pl line 5.

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The first few lines of reviewSP.pl are as follows: 

# See the embedded POD or the HTML documentation

use strict;
use Data::Dumper;
use SQLDBA::ParseSQL qw( dbaNormalizeSQL dbaSplitBatch );

Main: {
   my $dir = shift or die "***Err: $0 expects a directory name.";
   (-d $dir) or die "***Err: directory $dir does not exist.\n";

   # read the file names in the directory
   opendir(DIR, $dir) or die "could not open $dir.\n";
   my @fileNames = map { "$dir\\$_" } grep {!/^\.\.?/} readdir(DIR);
   closedir(DIR);
   
   my $counterRef;

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I am newbie to PERL and any help would be appreciated. Thanks in Advance.

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