Some databases allow you to share tables form others, so you could try
that, I think that it is called a Database Link.
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If this is going to be included in a Dropdown then you'll need to do
something like :
print option$cc[2]/option
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At the
How often is the data changed ? Is it required to be 'real time' ? If
not, then perhaps you could use a snapshot rather than a big query ?
have you tried using indexes as well ?
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Try using DBI::Proxy
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Subject: MS Access
Dear Friends,
I would like to access Microsoft Access database file ie
.mdb, through
perl under Unix/ Linux
Just try the DBD::ODBC drivers or the Win32::ODBC drivers (the latter
are part of the current ActiveState distribution I think).
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I have
You can do a DESC command in SQL, although most interfaces also provide
a specific way of doing this.
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Is it possible to fetch the
with the ActiveState bundle is a tool called PPM - Perl Package Manager
- I suggest that you use that to get and install the DBI, it worked for
me.
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just do a DO command with an INSERT query.
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Subject: How to add records to Access
Can anyone tell me how to add records to an MS ACCESS database?
I
