Scott Marlowe wrote:
> Then yeah, php or perl are your only choices. Again, as is often the
> case, better to tell us what you're tying to do, and ask for
> suggestions, then to tell us what tool you think you need, and leave us
> guessing as to motivation. Happens a lot though, don't worry about it.
> It's just better to describe the problem generally.
>
> Nice thing about using php or perl is that if you reach a point to where
> ODBC can't give you what you need, there's native connect libraries for
> most anything out there you can switch over to.
>
>
ruby is another option if you're looking at scripting languages with DB
interfaces.
