Not Perl scripts themselves, but many of them are generated by Perl scripts, using SQL and 32-bit ODBC on an MS Access database, so that page maintenance does not require editing of HTML documents. Enter keywords in title or subject of database Extensive help is offered in the case of zero-hit searches, like this one for Descartes . Summary Statistics from DBLink log files. These reflect the number of times a resource was selected from our Web menus.
Averages sometimes appear incorrect because of round-off errors, especially with small numbers.
Two more applications of running Perl scripts against an Access database. A tool to help select chemistry sources. Written for Wright State University, and therefore no longer maintained by me. Please feel free to send me E-mail .