I want to return a single record from an access database and be able to go to the next record by clicking on a button. Here is my code... 

 #!/usr/bin/perl -w
    #################################################
    ## This is an Example of how to Connect to an
    ## Access Database using a DSN-less Connection
    #################################################
    use POSIX;
    use strict;
    use CGI qw(:standard);
    use CGI::Carp qw(fatalsToBrowser);
    use DBI;
   
        
    #########################################
    ## Create the Connection String 
    ## To use a DSN just replace the string
    ## with the DSN name.
    #########################################
    my $DSN = 'driver=Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb);dbq=c:\\Inetpub\
+\domains\\rvnuccio.com\\doytest\\cgi-bin\\Clients.mdb';
    my $dbh = DBI->connect("dbi:ODBC:$DSN", '','') 
        or die "$DBI::errstr\n"; 
        
    ###############################
    ## Generate SQL Statement
    ###############################

     my $sql = "Select 'John Smith' from TblOne";
    # my $sql ="Select ClientName from Billing";
    ###############################
    ## Prepare and execute the 
    ## SQL Statement
    ###############################
    
    my $loadHandle = $dbh->prepare($sql);
  
    $loadHandle->execute|| 
       die "Could not execute SQL statement ... maybe invalid?";
       
      
  print header;    
   print "<html><head><title>SUBMITTED QUOTES</title></head>\n";
   print "<body BGCOLOR=\"#D3F2FC\"><CENTER><h3>Submitted Quotes</h3><
+/CENTER>\n";
   print "<form action=\"http://www.rvnuccio.com/doytest/cgi-bin/getur
+l.pl\" method=\"GET\">\n";
   print "<BR>\n";
   print "<TABLE id=Table1 cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=1 width=300 align
+=center border=0>";
   print "<TR>";   
   print "<TD></TD>";
   print "</TR>";
   print "<TR>";
   print "<TD align=left>Name</TD>";
   print "<TD></TD>";
   print "<TD></TD>";
   print "</TR>";
   print "<TR>";   
   print "<TD></TD>";
   print "<TD></TD>";
   print "</TR>";
######################################################################
+##########################    
     
        
    my @row;            
   
     while (@row=$loadHandle->fetchrow_array)
  {
  
   print "<TR>";
      print "<TD align=Left><input type=\"checkbox\" name = @row>@row<
+/TD>";
      print "</TR>";
      
################################
       
   }
   print "<TR>";
   print "<TD></TD>";
   print "</TR>";
   print "<TR>";
   print "<TD><input type=\"submit\" value=\"Send Information\"></TD>"
+;
   print "<TD></TD>";
   print "<TD></TD>";
   print "</TR>";
   print "<TD align=right><INPUT type=button value=Return name=Button1
+ onClick=\"parent.location='http://www.rvnuccio.com/doytest/applicati
+ons/pec/application/online/Admin.html'\"></TD>";
   print "</TABLE>";
   print "&nbsp\;"; 
   print "&nbsp\;"; 
   print "</form>\n";
   print "\n</body></html>\n";    
 
  #########################################
    ## Close the connection when finished:
    #########################################
    $dbh->disconnect;  


#!/usr/bin/perl

#geturl.pl

#Get header, ender, define the page title

##    require "c:\\Inetpub\\domains\\rvnuccio.com\\doytest\\cgi-bin\\g
+eturl.pl";
    $Title = "Get Information from a url";
    

#Get the query string

    $QueryString = $ENV{'QUERY_STRING'};
    
    
#Use split to make an array of name-value pairs

    @NameValuePairs = split (/&/, $QueryString);
#    @NameValuePairs = $QueryString;
#    print @NameValuePairs
    
#Put up an HTML header, page title and a rule


    print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
    print "<BODY>\n";
    print "<H1>$Title</H1>\n";
    print "<HR>\n";
    
    
#Split each of the name-value pairs and print them on the page

    foreach $NameValue (@NameValuePairs)
    {
        ($Name, $Value) = split(/=/, $NameValue, 2);
        print "Name = $Name, value = $Value<BR>\n";
        
    }

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Thanks guys

2005-03-02 Janitored by Arunbear - added readmore tags, as per Monastery guidelines

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