YASQL

Installation:

 * Simply copy the yasql file that should be in the same directory as this 
   one to somewhere in your path, such as /usr/local/bin, /usr/bin/, /bin, or 
   ~/bin.

 * Optionally install the config file 'yasql.conf' as /etc/yasql.conf and
   change any options as desired.

 * Set it to be executable by running 'chmod +x /path/to/yasql'.  

 * You may have to change the first line of yasql.  By default it should read
   '#!/usr/bin/env perl'.  If you don't have the env program there or whatever,
   then you can change this to point to your perl binary directly.  For example
   both '#!/usr/bin/perl' and '#!/usr/local/bin/perl' are common.  Try doing a
   'which perl' if you still can't find where perl is installed.  Using the env
   trick like that is supposed to be the most cross-platform compatible, but you
   never know. (Thanks Allan Peda for that one)
 
 * type 'perldoc yasql' for usage instructions.
 
 * type 'yasql' to run it!

 * To report success, run (replace First M. Last with your name):
     ( echo 'First M. Last'; grep "# \$Id" `which yasql`; perl -V ) | mail -s "YASQL install success" nshafer@ephibian.com

To use the advanced features you should have the Term::Readline:Gnu perl 
package installed, as well as the Time::HiRes module.  Both of these are 
optional, but they really are nice to have.

Please report any problems to nshafer@ephibian.com.

Get the latest version from http://sourceforge.net/projects/yasql/
