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Hello Tim,

Do've an example on using Rebol to connect to mySQL via TCP/IP?

How do you do it? How do you execute SQL quieries? Return results etc ?
Do you use some kind of "middleware " that your communicating to from Rebol
via TCP/IP which gets the data for you?

I'm actually a Delphi, Java, VB, Perl & Ruby developer (done alittle Rebol
before) but found it strange that your using TCP/IP to communicate with
mySQL.

Kind Regards,

Lennie De Villiers

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