in reply to Saving and Loading of Variables

Since you're already getting suggestions to head down the database route, I'll chime in my agreement.

I've always avoided databases, because I didn't want to be tied to a machine/server/etc. But recently I've written code using DBI::SQLite and Class::DBI. The conbination of those two allows me to just write perl code, and not worry about SQL statements, and SQLite is simply a file, so I don't need to worry about keeping a server up and running.

For me, they provided a nice entry into the world of databases.

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Re^2: Saving and Loading of Variables
by duff (Parson) on Jul 18, 2006 at 14:59 UTC

    I've been contemplating redesigning a particular system we use here that is an amalgam of flat files and custom access routines. Guess what I've been thinking about replacing it with? :-) SQLite++ DBI++