Hi,
I find Rose::DB's reference counting of DBI handles confusing, and
would like to effectively neutralize it for my entire project. For
example I want
$dbh = Rose::DB->new()->dbh
to work even though it is incorrect (because it is such a common
mistake to make). I'm happy to let DBI just disconnect the handle
when it goes out of scope.
The way I was going to do this was to override init_dbh to always
call retain_dbh:
sub init_dbh
{
my $self = shift;
$self->SUPER::init_dbh;
$self->retain_dbh;
}
Is that correct? Is there an easier way?
I'm curious to know what the motivation was for Rose::DB to handle
ref counting in the first place. Is/was this DBI disconnect-on-
destroy behavior not always reliable?
Jon
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