[Dxspider-support] A possible change to data storage (and Windows)
Kelly Jones
kjones at sullivan1.com
Sat Nov 12 05:06:29 GMT 2005
Dirk,
I am indeed running ActivePerl v 5.8.7.813 on W2K3 server with Spider as a
Windows service. Seems to be fine and I didn't have any issue with the
install of either Perl or Spider. In fact, this install went easier than
any of my previous Linux installs. I don't recall any "gotchas" when I
installed last weekend. If there were, they were minor (or I'm getting too
old and my memory is going - which is possible!).
Kelly - N0VD
At 12:51 PM 11/11/2005, you wrote:
>It is becoming apparent that I am going to have to consider changing the
>way that I store some data. Specifically, I am considering using SQLite
>(www.sqlite.org).
>
>This will involve the use of DBI and DBD::SQLite modules from CPAN. For
>Windows users it would mean upgrading to ActivePerl 5.8.7.813. This is
>assuming that this version of perl runs the existing code (note: DB_File
>is separate download from ppm).
>
>Can any Windows user confirm or deny that build 813 of Activestate is
>usable and what the issues might be in installing it which are not
>addressed in the existing documentation.
>
>I have done nothing yet - and I may do nothing in this area for quite a
>while - but I would like to know whether the infrastructure I intend is
>feasible and available to all likely users.
>
>Dirk G1TLH
>
>
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