Nope, because I couldn't find an API design for update that I liked.
That said, I'll have another ponder
Adam K
On 16 October 2010 01:42, Michael Lackhoff <mich...@lackhoff.de> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I know my question is not strictly about DBD::SQLite but hopefully close
> enough.
>
> ORLite seems like a good way to do the processing at hand and everything
> went very well as long as I was inserting but I felt very stupid when I
> couldn't find a method to update/save a row/record.
>
> ORLite even has an iterator so I used it to select the records I have to
> update, then within the sub:
> $_->somefield('a new value');
> but then none of these worked:
> $_->update; # no such method
> $_->save; # no such method
> $_->base->do('update mytable ...'); # database locked
>
> Is there really no way to update a record? Even a grep for 'update' in
> the source doesn't return any result. On the other hand I cannot believe
> that such a well thought out module doesn't have a way to update. I
> guess I could get away with the last variant (do) if I also do not use
> the iterator but since I have really a lot of records I would like to
> use the iterator.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> -Michael
>
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