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Hi,
I've never done this before so I'm hoping there's someone out there who has. I have web space hosted by a web hosting company on WinNT/IIS and they use perl on windows. How do I go about connecting to/using an MS Access Database from Perl? Is there any good tutorials etc out there? Thanks in advance. |
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A good place to start may well be setting up your computer to use perl (http://www.activestate.com - I think) and have a personal web server. This way you can at least check that the pages work before you post them.
Once ActivePerl is installed, read the help page for DBD::ODBC (or do a search in the sidebar for ODBC). This should be a good starting point. |
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if you are using activeperl and iis, i suggest using perlscript as asp. it makes it much easier to connect to databases.
activeperl should come with some perlscript examples and docs. |
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