Of Course you can.

use strict;
use Win32::ODBC;

    my $DNSName = <YOURDSNNAMEHERE>;
    my $insert = new Win32::ODBC("DSN=$DSNName;UID=<DBUSERNAME>;PWD=<P
+ASSWORD>") || die "Error: " . Win32::ODBC::Error();

  my $sqlstr = "INSERT INTO....<BLAH><BLAH>etc.";

if (!$insert->Sql($sqlstr)){
   #Do Something
}else{
    #Figure out the error and do something else
}

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Of course, you should be typing you question into the super search, which would give you a number answers, including this one that has links to a couple of tutorials (care of crazyinsomniac) Here and here .

I suggest you go to a few of these, read and learn.

UPDATE: I took the time to offer a few links, and add use strict;. I was in a hurry earlier. *sigh* no rest for the wicked.

C-.

In reply to Re: Writing to a DB in Windows Perl by cacharbe
in thread Writing to a DB in Windows Perl by Anonymous Monk

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