in reply to How can I connect my perl script to an Access 2010 (.accdb) file?
Have you ever thought of using an ISAM-like database instead of Access? Soooo simple to connect to. No MDAC (Microsoft Data Access Components) required. Your problem is a good example to leave the world of SQL connections and go to a Key/Value pair ISAM-like/NoSQL system.
Simply unload your MS-Access data to Flat Files (fixed-length "text" records), then build you some indexing to those records using Perl SDBM key/value pairs. The value is the record offset in bytes to seek to (position the file pointer) for random access.
You will be persistently storing the key/value pairs in a hard disk hash table which can be tied to a Perl program hash table.
SEE: Joint+Database+Technology at perlmonks.org
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Re^2: How can I connect my perl script to an Access 2010 (.accdb) file?
by marto (Cardinal) on Jun 27, 2017 at 10:51 UTC |