Re: ODBC Standard?

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From: Adam Carheden
Date: Fri, 07 Apr 2000 00:00

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Dennis Clark wrote:
>   Check the www.perl.com for a DBD for Cold Fusion, I seem to remember
> that there was one there when last I visited.

Huh?  Why would there be a DBD for Cold Fusion, it's not a database.  If
I could get Cold Fusion to talk to MyODBC, I wouldn't need Perl. 
Actually, I just got Perl working on this web server, so, except for the
fact that no one else in my organization knows perl, and they would all
prefer to us Cold Fusion because it's much easier, I don't need CF any
more.  I guess I'm just stuck with Perl.  Oh well, it's Job security! :)

-- 
Adam Carheden
carheden@holly.ColoState.EDU

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