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Answer: DBD driver for MS Access |
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Q&A > database programming > DBD driver for MS Access contributed by beebware
Use DBI and DBD::ODBC (steer away from Win32::ODBC as when you migrate to a 'better' database system you won't need to change much). I would recommend using MySQL instead of Access databases though: it's free and multi-platform PLUS it supports larger tables than Access (ok, so it hasn't got the handy GUI interface but still)...
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