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DBD? (Score:2)
Oughtn't that to be done with a DBD backend, then? I was thinking there ought to be a presentation on how to write DBD backends to allow you to pretend various data sources are a relational database at one of the conferences this year; something I wish I could research and present myself, if I knew I were going to have time or be able to come. (Two big doubtfuls.)
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Re:DBD? (Score:2)
Excuse me. There seems to be a DBD::AnyData [cpan.org] that I presume is just for that purpose.
Every time I think there's a new wheel to invent, it's been done. That's one of the great things about Perl. :)
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