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    This document provides an overview of object methods for interacting with ODBC databases in Perl, noting that the Win32::ODBC module must be used, a database object $db needs to be created, and that examples do not include error checking which should be included in production code. It also warns that the example code has not been tested yet.

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    This document provides an overview of object methods for interacting with ODBC databases in Perl, noting that the Win32::ODBC module must be used, a database object $db needs to be created, and that examples do not include error checking which should be included in production code. It also warns that the example code has not been tested yet.

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    This document provides an overview of object methods for interacting with ODBC databases in Perl, noting that the Win32::ODBC module must be used, a database object $db needs to be created, and that examples do not include error checking which should be included in production code. It also warns that the example code has not been tested yet.

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    Object Methods

    General Note
    All methods assume that you have the line:
    use Win32::ODBC;
    somewhere before the method calls, and that you have an ODBC object called $db which was created using some
    call similar to:
    $db = new Win32::ODBC("MyDSN");
    See new for more information.
    Also, in an effort to keep the examples short, no error checking is done on return values for any calls other than the
    one being exemplified. You should always check for error conditions in production code.

    WARNING: The example code has not yet been tested. This will be fixed ASAP, but be forwarned!

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