I have programmed in VB.Net and trying to learn PERL. I have read vari
+ous methods searching with google, but none work. If it helps below i
+s the code I would like to convert to PERL if possible.

Dim sCon As String = "Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0;Data Source="
        Dim conp As String = "SELECT * INTO [Input] FROM [Text;DATABAS
+E="
        Dim WF As String = "W:\Glenn-123456\Test\"

        Dim Conn_1 As New OleDbConnection(sCon & WF & "\VDD\Data\DevCo
+mm1.mdb")
        Dim Comm_1 As New OleDbCommand(conp & WF & "\VDD\Data\;HDR=No]
+.[DevComm1.txt]", Conn_1)
        Dim dSysDate As String = ""


        Conn_1.Open()
        Comm_1.ExecuteNonQuery()
        Conn_1.Close()

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