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Other standalone DBD's (Score:2)
There's also DBD::Sprite, descended from the Sprite module developed for the first edition of O'Reilly's CGI Programming on the World Wide Web. Or to be really fun there's DBD::Excel. Matt Sergeant was also working on writing a DBD for a standalone file-based database awhile back; it was in his journal.
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Re:Other standalone DBD's (Score:2)
That standalone DBD is DBD::SQLite -- very nice.
Re:Other standalone DBD's (Score:1)
for completeness' sake.
Were that I say, pancakes?