Hey, you are going to want to check out a fun place we like to call CPAN. There you will find cool modules like CGI.pm and DBI which will help you on your website quests.

With DBI and it's drivers you can connect to almost any Database (Even CSV files!). Go to http://search.cpan.org and search for "DBI" and it will give you all sorts of tidbits of things you can do. While you are there you may wish to look at CGI.pm. This does all you IO better.

--BigJoe

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In reply to Re: Add,Insert,Change,Delete File / Array by BigJoe
in thread Add,Insert,Change,Delete File / Array by Thathom

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