The book says => To verify the installation is correct, do the following :

cmd> perl -e "use File::Copy;"

cmd> perl -e "use Data::Dumper;"

cmd> perl -e "use Win32::ODBC;"

cmd> perl -e "use Getopt::Std;"



All these commands return blank line which means the 
installation is correct. They look for Copy.pm in File 
subdirectory , Dumper.pm in Data subdirectory etc and the 
directory and the perl module (pm) files are indeed 
present. 

However looking for SQLDBA::ParseSQL gives the following error

cmd> perl -e "use SQLDBA::ParseSQL;"
Can't locate SQLDBA/ParsSQL.pm in @INC 
(@INC containts: C:/Perl/site/lib C:/Perl64/lib .) at -e line 1.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at -e line 1.



But i am not seeing SQLDBA subdirectory under either 
C:\PERL64\lib or C:\PERL64\site\lib; So i created SQLDBA
 subdirectory under both the above directories and tried 

cmd> ppm install SQLDBA-ParseSQL

It ends up giving me the following message:

Downloading ActiveState Package Repository packlist...done
Updating ActiveState Package Repository database...done
Syncing site PPM database with .packlists...done
ppm instail failed: Can't find any package that provides 
SQLDBA-ParseSQL.

Also , i would like to know where to find and edit the 
@INC entry. I am working in Windoz and the path should 
have backslash (\) and not forward slash (/). 

Any suggestions would be welcome.

In reply to Re^2: SQL Server parser by adhocusage
in thread SQL Server parser by adhocusage

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