$username="admin";
$pw="temppwd";

# connect to the named DSN, returns a database handle
$dbh=new Win32::ODBC("DSN=APS;UID=$username;PWD=$pw;");

die "Unable to connect to DSN PerlSysAdm:" . Win32::ODBC::Error(  ) . 
+"\n" 
  unless (defined $dbh);

$selst = "select APSVehicles.*, DlrLogins.* FROM APSVehicles INNER JOI
+N DlrLogins ON APSVehicles.Dealer = DlrLogins.P1 or APSVehicles.Deale
+r = DlrLogins.P2 WHERE DlrLogins.UserID = '$AuthUser' ORDER by DLRID"
+;

    print "<BR>$selst<BR>\n";

    $rc = $dbh->Sql($selst);
    die "Error: " . Win32::ODBC::Error(  ) . "\n";
    $results = $dbh->RowCount(  );

    $a = 1;
    $temp = 0;
    while ($dbh->FetchRow(  )) {
        push(@AutoActive,$dbh->Data("AutoActive"));
        push(@Tag,$dbh->Data("Tag"));
        push(@Dealer,$dbh->Data("Dealer"));
        push(@YrMade,$dbh->Data("YrMade"));
        push(@Make,$dbh->Data("Make"));
        push(@Model,$dbh->Data("Model"));
        push(@ExtCol,$dbh->Data("ExtCol"));
        push(@Price,$dbh->Data("Price"));
        push(@DateAdded,$dbh->Data("DateAdded"));
        push(@FinanceAvail,$dbh->Data("FinanceAvail"));
        $a = ++$a;
    }

    $dbh->DropCursor(  );
    $dbh->Close(  );
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I would reccomend an on the fly connect, in order to reduce dependence on the DSN being setup.

my $dbh = DBI->connect('dbi:ODBC:driver=SQL Server;server=192.168.x.x;
+database=My Database;app=my database application',$user,$pass);
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Grygonos