I assume you have considered adding this to your dbic-schema?
If it is all to deal with the same DB, and the same structures, you
might benefit from that.
andreas
On 4. okt. 2006, at 04.27, Daniel McBrearty wrote:
basically it does some fancy processing on the db and caches the
results.
I have. Could do it either way, but on the whole I prefer to seperate the two.
Even if I did that, I think I'd have the same question - how to get a
connection without creating a new one.
On 10/4/06, Andreas Marienborg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I assume you have considered adding this to your
maybe I'm worrying too much about reusing the catalyst connection - I
could just get a connection in new() and keep a ref to it there, and
use that whenever needed.
I don't know much about what goes on internally, or how much overhead
each connection has with it ...
On 10/4/06, Daniel McBrearty
Daniel McBrearty wrote:
I have. Could do it either way, but on the whole I prefer to seperate the two.
Even if I did that, I think I'd have the same question - how to get a
connection without creating a new one.
$storage-dbh
DO NOT CACHE THAT
Grab it each time, then you benefit from all of
ok. thanks.
what is the magic? is its behaviour in one of the perldocs?
On 10/4/06, Matt S Trout [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Daniel McBrearty wrote:
I have. Could do it either way, but on the whole I prefer to seperate the
two.
Even if I did that, I think I'd have the same question - how
Daniel McBrearty wrote:
ok. thanks.
what is the magic? is its behaviour in one of the perldocs?
It auto-reconnects as required etc., handles reconnection post-fork and thread
spawn, that sort of thing.
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if you have a (dbix) database, and use it as a model, you generally
end up doing this :
$c-model-
and the database connection is handled internally.
I now want to write another model which uses the db. It would be
better to use the existing connection that cat has created, rather
than
On 10/3/06, Daniel McBrearty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
if you have a (dbix) database, and use it as a model, you generallyend up doing this :$c-model- and the database connection is handled internally.I now want to write another model which uses the db. It would be
better to use the existing
basically it does some fancy processing on the db and caches the
results. initially, that will be it. It will present a number of
convenience methods, which can be used to access either the db or
cached data. There will likely be some methods to write to the db,
again convenience stuff.
On
