>
> How do I find the name of the currently executing file from
> Embperl under Apache? I can find the top level file using
> $ENV{PATH_TRANSLATED}, but this won't work for sub-executes
>
IN Embperl 2 use
$epreq -> component -> sourcefile
In Embperl 1.3 use
$r = shift ;
$r -> Sourcefile
>
> I added the 2.x about a year later. When I was running the
> 1.3 alone I also had this problem so I do not think it has
> something to do with running 2 embperls.
>
Both 1.3 and 2.0 use the same session handling, so it makes no difference.
> Could it be that the 1.3 causes the trouble?
>
Hello,
I am trying to use DBIx::Recordset with multiple tables (more than
two). After reading the docs and experimenting with !TabRelation I
understand that one cannot distinguish between fields having the same
name and belonging to different tables because the fields of the
records returned by a
