Here is an example of reading a recordset via ADODB. I got this from a geosh*tties cite
use OLE; # use Win32::OLE if using the Std Distribution $Conn = CreateObject OLE "ADODB.Connection"; $Conn->Open("DSN=MyDSN;UID=MyUID;PWD=MyPwd") or die "Cannot connect"; $RS = $Conn->Execute("SELECT * FROM Pubs"); if(!$RS) { $Errors = $Conn->Errors(); print "Errors:\n"; foreach $error (keys %$Errors) { print $error->{Description}, "\n"; } die; } while ( !$RS->EOF ) { my($Author, $Title, $ISBN) = ( $RS->Fields('Author')->value, $RS->Fields('Title')->value, $RS->Fields('ISBN')->value ); print $Author, " : ", $Title, " : ", $ISBN, "\n"; $RS->MoveNext; } $RS->Close; $Conn->Close
It uses the fields method you mentioned from VBScript.

In reply to Re: Read MS Access Memos with Win32::OLE ADODB by Grygonos
in thread Read MS Access Memos with Win32::OLE ADODB by Anonymous Monk

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