in reply to Generic Editing of Database Tables in Webpages

It's not perl, but i do strongly recommend phpMyAdmin -- you should be able to basically just drop it in (assuming you can run php) and be good to go. This is, however, solely an admin solution -- gives the user full reign to the data and schema.

For restricting access to specifc actions (e.g. updates only) and/or specific tables, I have successfully (and very quickly) used phpMyEdit
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Re^2: Generic Editing of Database Tables in Webpages
by Fletch (Bishop) on Nov 08, 2005 at 16:47 UTC