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Re^2: Absolute simplest way to keep a database variable persistent?

by natestraight (Novice)
on Oct 04, 2008 at 13:46 UTC ( [id://715357]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Re: Absolute simplest way to keep a database variable persistent?
in thread Absolute simplest way to keep a database variable persistent?

Ah.

Unfortunately, I'd really like the work to be done inside Excel as the whole point of the project is to be dynamic (i.e. call the Perl script as part of a volatile VBA function), with the parameters changing based on user input.

The Excel sheet contains data that is automatically refreshed daily from a ton of blog feeds, and the WordNet modules are going to be used to perform some semantic analysis based on selected user-specified blog posts, phrase lengths, etc.

Nevertheless, it's not entirely impossible that this be done outside of Excel. I could dump the entire worksheet into a MySQL database or the like, but then I really lose a lot of the dynamic, auto-refresh capabilities that I'd like.

I'll look into this option, though, as it sounds like it would at least work. Thanks.
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