Thank you for your suggestion!

I would like to use very powerful module (that I have seen), but my Server Provider doesn't want to install any CPAN module, not included in the default Perl installation!! ;-(

In fact I will open another discussion about this problem.

"How is possible to use the CPAN module in local folder without installation in the Perl folder?"

If I copy the module in my folder on the Server (where there are my scripts), can I call it as if they was included in the Perl folder?

I would like to modify the call of the module (for example Text::CSV):

use Text::CSV;
[download]

with something like this:

  
require '.../Text::CSV';
[download]

(Like function library)

In this way I could use all the module that I need, even if they are not installed inside the Perl folder.
I have already made some tests but unfortunately with any positive result...
bye

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