Hello Andrew -
What platforms are you running on?
If you are running Radiator directly on NT, you can just use the
standard DBI module which contains DBD-ODBC. This is also a very easy
way to get from a UNIX host running Radiator as well - just run a
radius proxy to a system as above.
Otherwise, if you really want to connect from a UNIX host, you can
indeed use the Sybase client libraries, or you can use the DBD-Proxy
module, or you can use the the other options listed on the FAQ.
I posted a fairly complete description of this topic to the list some
time ago, so check the archive site and do a search on "IMPORTANT".
hth
Hugh
At 17:39 -0400 01/4/8, Andrew P. Kaplan wrote:
Can anyone point me to some more info on using Radiator with Rodopi. I read
the section in the FAQ covering ODBC connectivity with sybase modules but
have little experience in this area. Any more documentation/info would be
appreciated.
Thanks,
Andrew P. Kaplan
CyberShore, Inc. -- Premium Internet Services -- http://www.cshore.com
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