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> Of course, if somebody would make ODBC clients for FreeBSD so I could let
> it talk to my NT SQL server, then I wouldn't have to mess with this at
> all. :)

You could probably use the SCO Informix-ODBC under FreeBSD, and I'm sure
the Perl ODBC module would work fine.


Nate