NO, no MySQL, no PostgreSQL, no speed demons/SQLite/ etc, etc, no. I need pure Perl database which can run on **ANY SERVER** with Perl supported, no any specials. It's simple enough task, and Perl can do all this work.

Well actually, it's not that simple -- which is why you haven't written your own and moved on already. It seems like you're not listening to some perfectly good advice. Using SQLite is not a big deal -- it's pretty much self contained and it runs on many operating systems.

Either that, or you have more criteria that we don't know about. Can you explain why it is that you can't have the solutions you list? Maybe someone can give you better advice with more information...

In reply to Re: Re: Re: Perl database by pboin
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