> No, both exist. Win32::DBIODBC is a compatibility layer between DBI and > Win32::ODBC. See page 171 of the DBI book. I've never seen the point in Win32::DBIODBC. If you want to use Win32::ODBC then use it. If you want to use DBI use that.
As the module docs say "This is a very basic very alpha quality Win32::ODBC emulation for the DBI" I consider it "proof of concept". I'm sure Win32::ODBC would be quicker and more robust! -- Simon Oliver
