> I am confused on which DBD to choose, though.  Should I use DBD::ODBC or
> DBD::Oracle?  I can set up ODBC DSNs on each computer without much problem
> so both are equally convenient.  But is there any other reason or criteria
> I can use to make this choice, perhaps based on performance or stability?

The way I've heard it is: always always use the native Oracle libraries as
much as possible, avoid using ODBC for Oracle. So stick with dbi:Oracle:*.

SRH


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