It is a web based script, with limited administrative access based on LDAP group authentication using apache. Mysql accessed via DBI. Only a couple of tables. Mostly I wish to make it easy for me to deploy this for different groups who have different storage requirements. In the DB we store information about people who are on call. The script is mostly used to provide a single integrated front end to 2 different paging systems. The main issue is that I would like to define this in one place to effect, DB fields, html forms, and other stuff. Instead of having to edit a whole series of subroutines to make s

In reply to Re^2: How to go about accessing differing database table requirements with out rewriting perl code. by swares
in thread How to go about accessing differing database table requirements with out rewriting perl code. by swares

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