Hi,
In Postgresql I'm having a stored procedure, which is returning agregate data,
based on passed parameters. In front on that is a Rose::DB::Object subclass
and at each invocation of a 'select' method I'm changing the table name to
include the parameters, like:
$meta->table("stored_p
On 6/14/06 6:42 AM, Lucian Dragus wrote:
> In Postgresql I'm having a stored procedure, which is returning agregate data,
> based on passed parameters. In front on that is a Rose::DB::Object subclass
> and at each invocation of a 'select' method I'm changing the table name to
> include the paramete
is there a trivial way to get the time in rose -- from the database
that you are connected to?
i really just need a wrapper for "SELECT NOW()" - i haven't seen it
in the docs, but rose seems to have everything in there, so i
figure if i can think of something, its already been done.
On 6/14/06, Jonathan Vanasco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> is there a trivial way to get the time in rose -- from the database
> that you are connected to?
>
> i really just need a wrapper for "SELECT NOW()" - i haven't seen it
> in the docs, but rose seems to have everything in there, so i
> fig
a- thanks for the code, using it
On Jun 14, 2006, at 10:47 AM, John Siracusa wrote:
> That's kind of an odd thing to want :) Can't you get your local time
> and adjust it to the time zone of the db, if necessary?
b - not really for 2 reasons - one normal, the other odd
clustering: time
