> >>>> Use 2 handles, 1 via DBIx::Simple for all normal queries, and 1
> >>>> via DBI
> >>>> just for use with CGI::Session?
> >>>
> >>> Actually, another possibility is to use 2 DBIx::Simple-based
> >>> handles,
> >>> one for all normal queries, and one to pass to CGI::Session but
> >>> not ever
> >>> use via DBIx::Simple.
> >>
> >> I asked the author about this. I think it's not that the dual-life
> >> My recommendation is to share the handle between DBIx::Simple and
> >> CGI::Simple and test that your application doesn't blow up.
> >
> > OK. Thanx for checking.
>
> Is there a risk that a transaction will span the app and the session
> with a single connection? You may wish to rollback one and commit the
> other...
I can't see how this would come up without some intentionally bad
design.
Mark
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