Dan Horne wrote: >> On Behalf Of Matt S Trout= >> Subject: Re: [Dbix-class] InflateColumn::DateTime >> >> Christopher H. Laco wrote: >>> Can someone give me a quick synopsis of how this works. >>> >>> It looks like it's always loaded, and only intervenes when it sees a >>> column_info data_type of 'datetime'. >> It's not always loaded, you have to ask for it. Yeah, all it does is >> intervene in the case of a register_column call for a datetime. >> > Actually, this is something that I've been meaning to raise, but I've been > beaten to it. Oracle has no concept of a datetime data type, it just has > date. > > Now, I could just declare date columns as datetime columns in the table > class, but this seems to contravene the approach specified in the > DBIx::Class::ResultSource doco: > > "Currently there is no standard set of values for the data_type. Use > whatever your database supports." > > Now I guess that we could provide a method in > DBIx::Class::Storage::DBI::<DB> that returns the DB-specific date data type, > but will that start adding too much overhead? > > Dan > >
On top of that, I was just looking at DBIx::Class::DateTime::Epoch which I think is a more sane approach if you're start a schema from scratch. -=Chris
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