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My apologies for the vagueness.

To be more specific: I would like to be able to express the structure of my database in such a way that column attributes, relationships, etc. are neatly packaged in a single module (or combination of configuration file and module) with an API that will allow me to simplify the design of any code that has to deal with the database. I've already accomplished this to some extent with my DB module, but if someone else with more SQL mojo (just about anyone with any level of SQL experience, at this point) has already been down this road and made their work available via the CPAN, I'd like to look at what they've done.

Granted, other dbms's would probably allow me to solve some of these problems without as much effort, but I don't have a choice about the dbms at the moment.

I'll give The Everything Engine a look. I'm sure I can learn a thing or two (thousand) there, but I wanted to make sure I wasn't missing anything on CPAN before I started digging code out of another project.

In reply to Re: Re: db schema modules, recommendations? by converter
in thread db schema modules, recommendations? by converter

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