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From: admin@infowire.com (Dave Roth)
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Subject: ANNOUNCE: ODBC extension for Win32 Perl
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Date: 4 Apr 1996 13:24:04 GMT
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HERE it is! For all of you folk who have a need to bang up against databases 
via ODBC on the win32 platform, here is an extension that will do it.

This extension is based on Dan DeMaggio's Fun_With_Perl.zip and provides 
new/improved functionality than either his or IODBC.EXE.

Some of the features:
  - The number of ODBC connections are limited only by memory and ODBC itself
    (have as many as you want!)
  - The working limit to the size of a field is 10240 bytes but you can
    increase that limit (if needed) to a max of 102400. You can always
    recompile to increase the max limit.
  - You can open a connection by either specifing a DSN or a connection
    string!
  - You can open and close the connections in any order!
  - Catalog functions!!
	-Drivers list.
	-Data Source list.
	-Table/Query list.
  - Other things that I can not think of right now.... :)	

It has been uploaded and verified on CPAN or you can grab it from
	ftp://ftp.infowire.com/pub/ntperl/NTodbc_v0.5.zip


This has been tested on WinNT 3.51 ussp3 only. Read the README.TXT file 
first!!!!!!
Cheers,
dave
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