Rex Swain's HTMLified

EBook Description: This is an HTMLified version of the Perl 5 Desktop Reference

This book has been created for a number of reasons. The primary reason is to provide a freely redistributable tutorial for the Perl language. In writing this freely redistributable tutorial it is our hope that the largest number of people can have access to it and share it. In the Perl community we have discovered ways to save time by writing Perl programs that make our jobs and lives easier. Surely Perl is not a panacea but it has certainly made our lives a little bit better. It is hoped that you can use Perl to make your jobs and lives easier too.

Perl for Win32 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

his is a huge FAQ for using Perl under any modern Microsoft Windows operating system.

Perl for Win32 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

This is a huge FAQ for using Perl under any modern Microsoft Windows operating system.

Perl 4 Perl Newbies

Perl was introduced in 1987 (4 years before Linux itself), when the author, Larry Wall, released version 1.000 of it. The reason for its creation was that Mr. Wall was unhappy by the functionality that sed, C, awk and the Bourne Shell offered him. He looked for a language that will combine all of their best features, while having as few disadvantages of its own.

Debugging Perl DBI

Avoid errors by following our Perl DBI best practises. Track down errors quickly by selectively logging your application's DBI activity with DBIx::log4perl.

Enabling ODBC support in Perl with Perl DBI and DBD::ODBC

This document describes how to build Perl DBI, add the DBD::ODBC module and use an ODBC driver provided by Easysoft in your Perl scripts. It shows you how to quickly add ODBC support to your Perl applications.

Perl DBI/DBD::ODBC Tutorial Part 1 - Drivers, Data Sources and Connection

This tutorial describes the ODBC data sources that let you access your databases and shows you how to connect to a database from a Perl script.

Perl DBI/DBD::ODBC Tutorial Part 2 - Introduction to retrieving data from your database.

Read this tutorial for example Perl scripts that show you how to execute a SQL statement, fetch, and display the results. The tutorial discusses the performance advantages of using parameters in prepared SQL statements. It also describes the various methods Perl DBI provides for retrieving data.

Perl DBI/DBD::ODBC Tutorial Part 3 - Connecting Perl on UNIX or Linux to Microsoft SQL Server

This tutorial shows you how to access a Microsoft SQL Server database from a Perl script running on UNIX or Linux. It describes how to configure an ODBC data source for use with SQL Server and provides some Perl code samples that illustrate how to create and call stored procedures.

Perl Tutorial Part 4 - Put Your Data On The Web

Explains how to publish your SQL data on the web. This tutorial provides example CGI scripts written in Perl that display the contents of a database table in an HTML page. The tutorial also describes how to separate HTML from database data by using the HTML::Template module. Finally, it shows you how to dynamically alter a SQL query based on values supplied from a URL or a form input box.

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