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Subject:    Re: how: UNIX(DBD::ODBC)->NT(Microsoft-SQL)
From:       nicholas.winters () ubs ! com
Date:       1998-06-30 16:03:37
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     Hi Nick,
     
     If you have the Sybase client libraries you could use DBD-Sybase, but 
     most people opt for buying a UNIX driver. You may want to look at 
     archives of this list as in recent weeks there have been some more 
     detailed replies to this question and it appears that it is possible 
     to get a free trial version of one driver to make sure it all works 
     OK. OpenLink (http://www.openlink.co.uk/) and Hot Sockets 
     (http://www.ensodex.com/) may also be of interest to you,
     
     Nick
     
     
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Subject: PUBLIC: how: UNIX(DBD::ODBC)->NT(Microsoft-SQL)
Author:  nick at zhux/DD.RFC-822=nick@imationstudio.com
Date:    26/06/98 16:49


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UNIX(DBD::ODBC)->NT(Microsoft-SQL)
     
In essence, if I have a UNIX webserver and my cgi application logic written 
in perl wants to use Microsoft's SQL server as the RDBMS, do I need to go 
out and buy a UNIX driver from Visigenics or Intersolv, or is there a DBD 
out there that works for this?
     
We have a DBA that's afraid of UNIX, so our chance of getting a DBA for a 
UNIX database is nil.
     
Thanks for any pointers.
     
-Nick
     
     
     
     
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