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Oracle9.2 and mod_perl - advice sought: msg#00489apache.mod-perl
Hello all, Quick request for advice/direction... I'm about to take receipt of an Oracle 9.2 server - for the development of a site/product/service.. I'm happiest writing Perl - under mod_perl - so I'd like to stick to that, but most importantly I need the solution with the lowest transaction overheads.. (The webserver and OracleDB are going to be on different boxes..) I'm told the best solution is to use SQLNet(?) rather than ODBC.. ?? I've managed to get my XML'ing to a level that allows me to avoid databases thus far ;-) So I have little experience of what the best direction is... Any recommendations of modules, other lists etc.. would be very much appreciated.. Thank you kindly :-) Jimbo
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