On 10/1/07 11:06 PM, Kurt Hansen wrote:
>> Have you tried simply setting the "schema" attribute of your Rose::DB data
>> sources?
>>
> Yes, I've done the following:
>
> __PACKAGE__->register_db(
> domain => 'pax',
> type => 'donor',
> ...
> schema => '1',
> );
John Siracusa wrote:
> On 10/1/07 1:17 PM, Kurt Hansen wrote:
>
>> Hmm...I'm not sure if the lack of response on this question is because
>> no-one is doing this, it isn't possible within RDBO, my e-mail was last,
>> or my question was incoherent.
>>
>> While the incoherence of the message is a
On 10/1/07 1:17 PM, Kurt Hansen wrote:
> Hmm...I'm not sure if the lack of response on this question is because
> no-one is doing this, it isn't possible within RDBO, my e-mail was last,
> or my question was incoherent.
>
> While the incoherence of the message is a definite possibility -- :-),
> e
Hello,
Hmm...I'm not sure if the lack of response on this question is because
no-one is doing this, it isn't possible within RDBO, my e-mail was last,
or my question was incoherent.
While the incoherence of the message is a definite possibility -- :-),
even knowing this isn't possible within R
Hello,
I'd like to be able to setup relationships and do queries across two
databases.
The archives of this mailing list suggests this is possible with
mentions of "supports_schema" and a schema parameter call in the
Rose::DB->register_db call.
Unfortunately, the details of how to do this hav
