Look again: version 0.1 is on CPAN (U. of Winnipeg repository): DBD::SQLRelay
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Right, my bad - it's on CPAN, but not http://search.cpan.org. Any idea why?
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According to the project page on Source Forge, the DBD module is part of the down-load.To quote the Fine Article:
The SQL Relay client API's support advanced database operations such a
+s bind variables, multi-row fetches, client-side result set caching a
+nd suspended transactions. SQL Relay has native client API's for the
+following languages:
* C
* C++
* Perl
* Python
* PHP
* Ruby
* Java
* TCL
* Zope
SQL Relay provides drivers for the following database abstraction laye
+rs:
* Perl DBD
* Python DB
* Ruby DBD
* PHP Pear DB
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For questions about SQL Relay or other firstworks projects please mess
+age: dmuse@firstworks.com.
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The DBD module isn't part of the SQLRelay distribution, but as per my message above, it is on cpan, just not on search.cpan.org.
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