Such is certainly the case with the ODBC package. Follow the directions carefully and you won't have any problems. Also, there are several very good examples. Now that we have installed our PERL and ODBC packages we can do the same thing with a PERL program. Then, we'll format and output the results of our work to an HTML page for a viewing browser.
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I now proceed to create a PERL program file which I will post on my Windows 95 Personal Web Server and which will read and list the table in the database. The -w is a flag indicating that the interpreter should provide warning messages. The next statement indicates PERL should include the ODBC package. New instructs the program to connect to the database located according to the file path presented in the succeeding string. Finally, the database is closed and the HTML page stopped.