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Exactly right. I only have FTP access to my user directory on a webserver.

I am writing a web app and rather than commit the sin of writing my own database handling routines, I wanted to use DBI and specifically DBD::CSV as I wanted to use text files on the same server. BUt neither of the servers I have tested on have DBD::CSV installed (Both have DBI)

So I am wondering if I can like you suggest copy DBD::CSV into my user directory and then have DBD::CSV available for this application.

Anyone actually done this before?

In reply to Re: Re: DBD::CSV - how to install? (FTP only) by lwicks
in thread DBD::CSV - how to install? (FTP only) by lwicks

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