Ok i've looked at SQLite and even after looking at the man page, i'm not sure how to install it... i've downloaded the package and it'd full of foo.c and foo.h files. I'm not sure what they are all about I'm also working on Activestate Win32 Perl so makes things more complicated. Do I just need to put the SQLite.pm file in my lib/DBD folder?

Ive tried using PPM (Perl Package Manager that comes with Activestate perl) but it can't find sqlite.

Any ideas....?

cheers,
Tom

UPDATE - Sorry just noticed the main site address so i'll check that out first! http://www.hwaci.com/sw/sqlite/

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