I can't agree with that. Modules are there to make your
life easier by reusing code as much as possible.
If you can't get your client/boss/ISP/whatever to install
whatever modules you need then you should seriously consider
getting a new client/boss/ISP/whatever.
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That's just a problem with your infrastructure and machine builds nothing to do with the suitability of DBI | [reply] |
So, if you didn't use DBI how do you intend to communicate with your database? Talk to the DB directly via sockets?!
I do agree with trying to simplify things if you don't have control over the environment, but your example is buggy. Also, why not install the modules required locally within the area you do have control over?
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