Database questions are probably best answered on the database list.
No one has yet stated that they have a unix odbc driver for MS Access.
So your solutions are as follows:
-Export the data to another format, probably a CSV file. Use that file on
the unix box.
-Run a DBI proxy which requires a dbi proxy server running on a Windows box.
-Hack the database file yourself using perl to read it in binary mode. You
might look to the File Format books for help there.
> Behalf Of Aaron Newcomb
>
>
> I am downloading an Access 97 database onto my Linux box and I would like
> to be able to pick it apart with perl. I know how to do this on Win32
> systems using the Win::ODBC module. I think I would use the DBI module to
> do this on Linux, but which driver do I use for an Access 97
> database. Any
> script examples would be helpful.
>
> Aaron Newcomb
> Systems Analyst
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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