#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;use warnings;

use Win32::OLE;

my $DBFile = 'W:/Glenn-123456/Test/DevComm1.mdb'
#my $DBFile  = qw( W:\\Glenn-123456\\Test\\DevComm1.mdb ); 
#my $MSACCESS_DSN ='Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0;Data Source=$DBF
+ile ;Persist Security Info=False;'; 
#my $msaccess_dbh = DBI->connect("dbi:ODBC:$MSACCESS_DSN"); 

#Choose appropriate version of Jet for your system
my $Jet = Win32::OLE->CreateObject('DAO.DBEngine.36')   or die "Can't 
+create Jet database engine.";
my  $DB = $Jet->OpenDatabase( $DBFile );
my $SQLquery = "SELECT * INTO [Input] FROM [Text;DATABASE=W:\Glenn-123
+456\Test\;HDR=No].[DevComm1.txt]";
$DB->Execute($SQLquery, 128); #128=DBFailOnError
#Still no look. tried a few things that are commented out. #But I have
+ new errors.
#Unrecognized esape \G & \T line 14
#Syntax error line 12 near "my "
#Global symbol "$Jet" requires explicit package name line 12
#Global symbol "$Jet" requires explicit package name line 13
#Global symbol "$DBFFile" requires explicit package name #line 13

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