On Wed, 22 Oct 2008, Todd Rinaldo wrote:
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I'm not sure if this was Eugeny's intention, but I read it as a
proposal to make a mode where inflate/default is used, regardless of
how you access the data via DBIC.
I too would like to see inflate be a little more transparent. I
haven't had to deal with it in a month or so, but I know that in some
DBIC calls, you get the raw value of the column and in others, you get
the inflated value. Vice-versa on the write. It's my humble opinion
that if someone sets up an inflate/deflate on a column, that should be
the interface. This has bitten us a couple of times, mostly with
DateTime objects where we made the assumption that get_column (I
think) would give us an inflated value, but instead gives us the raw
value.
Care to get us some actual examples of that? Cos at the moment I can't see
how that can happen at all..
Jess
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