On 3/24/07, Randal L. Schwartz wrote:
> > "rose" == rose <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> rose> I'm using Rose with a fairly large MySQL database and using an
> rose> iterator like
>
> rose> my $itr = Bar->get_bars_iterator();
> rose> while($itr->next()) {
>
> rose> won't work because by
> "rose" == rose <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
rose> I'm using Rose with a fairly large MySQL database and using an
rose> iterator like
rose> my $itr = Bar->get_bars_iterator();
rose> while($itr->next()) {
rose> won't work because by default, an iterator will read in all records from
On Fri, 23 Mar 2007 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> my $itr = Bar->get_bars_iterator();
Sorry, this should read
my $itr = Bar::Manager->get_bars_iterator();
of course as it refers to the manager class.
-- Mike
Mike Schilli
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> while($itr->next()) {
>
> won't work be
I'm using Rose with a fairly large MySQL database and using an
iterator like
my $itr = Bar->get_bars_iterator();
while($itr->next()) {
won't work because by default, an iterator will read in all records from
the DB, which won't fit into memory.
Using
my $itr = Bar->get_bars_iterator
