Hello RDBO list members!
I am currently in the midst of converting our internal applications
from using Class::DBI over to Rose::DB::Object. One of the first
problems I encountered was needing support for multiple databases. In
searching the list archives, I found a solution that was discussed which
revolved around the usage of 'supports_schema' in the Rose::DB::MySQL
object.
After a brief off-list discussion with David Naughton, I added the
following code into my DB class:
{
no strict 'refs';
*{ 'Rose::DB::MySQL::supports_schema' } = sub { 1 };
}
This suits my purposes for the time being, but it would be nice to see
this feature included in a future release of Rose::DB::MySQL. I should
also say that I have not done extensive testing on this, since I am very
early in my conversion process. If there is anything that I can
contribute, such as test cases, I would be more than happy to spend some
of my spare cycles on it.
Cheers,
Chris
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