Hi Jen,
You can use MyApp::Schema outside of Catalyst:
my $schema = MyApp::Schema->connect( $ENV{ LIVE } ? 'live' : 'dev' );
(I'm additionally using DBIx::Class::Schema::Config to be able to
connect to different servers by using different config files)
$schema->resultset('Instance')->search_rs(), etc.
Hope this helps,
Rob
On 08/03/17 21:06, Dr. Jennifer Nussbaum wrote:
Hi, I hope Im asking this correctly.
I have a full-blown Catalyst application that connects to many DBIC schemas
with information
stored in the conf file, as per usual C::M::DBIC::Schema practices, and I
access them with
again the usual practices, $c->model('Foo')->search() etc.
I need to get these schemas from outside the Cat application, e.g. to run cron
scripts, etc.
I was going to write a utility method to parse the config file, connect to the
database, etc.,
but I was wondering that if C::M::DBIC::Schema already does this, is there a
way I can access
this from _outside_ of my Catalyst app, i.e. something I can call to return
this from a script?
Thanks.
Jen
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