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Updated: 07/31/2007

DSN-Less Connection to Access

This is an Example of how to Connect to an Access Database using a DSN-less Connection, using DBI::ODBC. The script uses DBI::ODBC module and was tested on Active Perl 5.8. The script is also easily changeable to use a DSN connection, just as long as you have one set up and spelled correctly.
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