Yes, I am END USER. Yes, I am not a Perl programmer!!! Does this sounds as a crime, that I not the Perl programmer?
It's not a crime. It just means that the Monastery isn't for you. Is that a crime?

You being an end user asking your questions here is a bit like me walking into a Chefs School (where they teach how to be a Chef) and asking for a sandwich to be made for me. Definitely not the right place. Is it a crime not to be a Chef? Certainly Not. Does it make sense that I would ask for food at a place where they teach Chefs? Also certainly not.

-- Randal L. Schwartz, Perl hacker
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In reply to •Re^5: Simple & convenient Perl database by merlyn
in thread Simple & convenient Perl database by santander

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