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To: | David Busby <busby(at)pnts(dot)com> |
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Subject: | Re: Best Perl Option? |
Date: | 2003-11-01 13:22:30 |
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Quoting David Busby <busby(at)pnts(dot)com>:
> List,
> Which of the may Perl Modules on CPAN should I use for PostgreSQL. I'd
> prefer the fastest/most up to date module. Which is it or do I have to dig
> through them all?
>
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> David Busby
> Systems Engineer
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David,
What are you looking to do? The basic stuff is the database connection which
can be handled by Pg.pm or DBD:Pg (DBI stuff). Authorization modules for Apache
are plentify on CPAN. I've never used any because I ended up writing my own but
they have been discussed here as well.
That's just the basics though. Don't forget you also have the option writing
your SP's in pl/perl as well. That has nothing to do with modules but has
everything to do with perl and being about to write your server side functions
in a language that your are comforatable with :)
Good luck!
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Keith C. Perry
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