Hi,
I have a command license for both Linux and Windows, so I would prefer just
use the ODBC access on my Windoze Server. The question was how to I get Perl
and REBOL to communicate inteligently, if in fact I am forced to use Perl on
the server.
Thanks!!
Ammon
A short time ago, G. Scott Jones, sent an email stating:
> From: "Ammon Johnson"
>
> > I have a Win2K Server running SQL Server. I have a Linux Box as a
> > firewall/webserver. I need to access data from the SQL Server from the
>
> Linux
>
> > box, but I don't administrate the it, and I am not sure that I am going
> > to
>
> be
>
> > able to get the administrator to install REBOL. So, is there a way to
>
> have
>
> > Perl talk to REBOL over the intranet? I would like to do the majority of
>
> the
>
> > scripting REBOL as I have a limited knowledge of Perl. Would Rugby, or
> > an adapted version of Rugby work?
>
> Hi, Ammon,
>
> I would have responded this morning, but I assumed someone with more
> knowledgeable would have answered by now. If the SQL server is set to be
> accessible over the intranet, this access is most likely occurring through
> TCP. REBOL can be installed on the Linux box and set to access the server
> via the network. To my knowledge the only freebie SQL server access
> software is for MySQL. /Command offers Oracle, etc.
>
> I offer 10,000 apologies in advance if I either don't know what I'm talking
> about or have misunderstood your requirements.
> --Scott Jones
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