Re^2: SQL Server

DBI it is, thank you very much. I will now look into whether or not there exists an appropriate DBD. Thanks

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Re^3: SQL Server by bart (Canon) on Nov 09, 2006 at 18:19 UTC
DBD::ODBC works very well for MS-SQL Server, at least on Windows. (See other replies for access from Unix). Allegedly, DBD::Sybase would work well to bypass ODBC, as MS-SQL Server is based on the (old) Sybase database. But I think I remember having heard to have its actual working for MS-SL Server is getting flakier. p.s. I found this parapgraph in the DBD::Sybase docs: Using_DBD::Sybase_with_MS-SQL	[reply]

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Re^3: SQL Server
by bart (Canon) on Nov 09, 2006 at 18:19 UTC

DBD::ODBC

Allegedly, DBD::Sybase would work well to bypass ODBC, as MS-SQL Server is based on the (old) Sybase database. But I think I remember having heard to have its actual working for MS-SL Server is getting flakier.

p.s. I found this parapgraph in the DBD::Sybase docs: Using_DBD::Sybase_with_MS-SQL

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