For starters you may wish to add 

 
use CGI::Carp qw(fatalsToBrowser);

[download]
to get past the bad headers part.

but i suspect that your problem is that when you said I did set the database directory to have rights of Full Control. one of two things were still not right.

first while the directory may have write privileges it may not have also changed all the files in that directory to have write privileges.

but it is more likely that you set up the privileges for your user, while IIS does not run under your userid, instead it runs under another userid. and that userid needs to have the write privileges as well as your userid

In reply to Re: Perl CGI with SQLite Windows and IIS by huck
in thread Perl CGI with SQLite Windows and IIS by RedJeep

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