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Re^2: Simple DBI handle caching.

by kyle (Abbot)
on May 11, 2011 at 17:52 UTC ( [id://904207]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Re: Simple DBI handle caching.
in thread Simple DBI handle caching.

I've generated a schema from an existing database before, and I agree it's pretty easy. What it came up with was a tree full of files that described every field of every table in the database. I want to avoid that for a couple of reasons.

  1. The database I'm working with is old and huge and has been through a lot of bad design. I'd be surprised if the result "just works."
  2. The program I have is just one file, and I'd like to keep it that way.
  3. The environment I'm in is mostly "not Perl." I'm writing this as a sysadmin outside the support of the developer population, so I can expect future database changes behind my back.

All of the work of my little program is done in one table. I have one SELECT and one UPDATE (each run many times with different parameters), and that's it. I'm not doing a ton of ugly stuff that DBIC would save me.

Anyway, it looks like DBIx::Connector will do what I want, and my quick hack works too. If DBIx::Class can do the job without tangling me up in future work, I'd love to learn how.

As an aside, I'm touched that you remember me after all my absence.

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