I'm pretty new to perl but do have experience with other languages and I can't figure out why a Sprite call isn't working. I've tried various types of Sprite and several different calls including:
use lib ("/home/gdolci/siteRemodel/test/cgi-bin/"); and several variations on it
BEGIN (@INC, "home/gdolci/siteRemodel/test/cgi-bin/");

And nothing seems to work. Right now I'm using the database program(db_phone.pl) from
http://pats.east/BOOKS/oreilly/WEB/cgi/examples/examples/ch09/index.htm to test database manipulation on my system. I don't have access to Perl5.003 on our system and so am relying on Sprite.pm. I'm on a Solaris system. I've looked on CPAN and various other sites and can't figure out what's wrong.

Please help.
Thanx

In reply to Sprite Module Call by Anonymous Monk

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