Thankfully, I've never had this problem because all my Windows workstation have at least 384MB of RAM and my tables in MySQL are all under 3M rows thus far. Please keep making comments and connections like this tilly for us all! The thread you mention is VERY valuable to me. I haven't had time (as yet) to search and read the entire corpora of Perl Monks knowledge. I'm still sloshing through current stuff trying to be more helpful than harmful. Thankfully Monks like you are there to balance my experiences with your Wisdom!

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In reply to Re: Re (tilly) 2: plsql vs. perl vs. neither and API's (code) by aquacade
in thread plsql vs. perl vs. neither and API's (code) by deprecated

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