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		<title>Accessing SQL in Perl</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[This is a perl script that uses DBI to open an SQL database, read all the lines of a table, and print them out in an HTML page.  This script assumes you've got a table in your database called people_table, and that you've got at least two fields, one called firstname and one called lastname.Everything I know about accessing SQP through perl (which isn't much) I learned from Chris Sung's notes, in about half an hour.
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