in reply to just starting!

Your best starting point would probably be to work out the process you have to follow, and start coding it.

You could start by looking at DBI. Then when you run into problems, read this guide to posting a question.

As per cogs posting, step one is probably to write a simple script that reads data from a database.

Update: I sort of assumed that you already have a database you want to interact with - but cog is quite right, step one is to get your database set up, then try and read from it using perl!

g0n, backpropagated monk

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Re^2: just starting!
by cog (Parson) on Mar 29, 2005 at 14:19 UTC
    Er... step one was "Create a database", not reading "data from a database" :-)

    But anyway, what I wanted to say was: you have to choose a database (or perhaps not, as ghenry says).

    And there's plenty of databases to choose from...