On Mon, 3 Apr 2000, Wu, Gordon wrote:
> Can I use mod_perl to access database, such as oracle?
>
> Which database are supported in mod_perl?
>
> thanks,
>
> Gordon Wu
gordon,
the answer is an emphatic "Yes!" thanks to the developers of the freely
available Perl DBI/DBD modules (see http://
> "WG" == Wu, Gordon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
WG> Can I use mod_perl to access database, such as oracle?
WG> Which database are supported in mod_perl?
mod_perl is Perl. So anything you can do in perl, you can do in
mod_perl. Just get your orcale access working from perl, and then you
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Can I use mod_perl to access database, such as oracle?
Which database are supported in mod_perl?
thanks,
Gordon Wu
Hi guys,
I was hacking tonight and I got the idea that I should share with you some of my
database performance tricks. I hope this will be a good reference for when
people are designing their web application architectures. I will eventually
post this on my website alongside my DBI tutorial. Ma