John,
> The only tricky
> part would be how and where to link to the reference docs (or the tutorial,
> I supposed).
Errr, the academic world has had appendices and bibliography for years
if not centuries :)
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Hi There,
Is there a way to cope with a table that does not have a primary key?
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>> Is there a way to cope with a table that does not have a primary key?
>
> Can you not just make all the columns belong to the primary key? That
> will work unless your schema allows you to create two identical
> records in the database (not something that is often useful).
I could do
Is it possible to have separate read and write database connections in
Rose::DB::Object?
For example, I might have read to:
read.db.com
...and...write to:
write.db.com
...is it possible to get any updates/deletes and inserts (and other
things that change the DB) to write.db.com but have
Michael,
> If yes, my question is, how all the RDBO internals work with such a setup. If
> I remember correctly
> RDBO wraps complex saves or deletes within a transaction. Would this lead to
> something like
> nested transactions? Is this possible at all, with sqlite (I am using now)
> and p
Ron,
Ron Savage wrote:
> You mean like SQL::Abstract?
> http://search.cpan.org/~nwiger/SQL-Abstract-1.22/
I was thinking the same thing...does that not do what the OP wishes it to?
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Ok, so does Hibernate from the Java World, or JPA from Jave EE 3.0
actually do what we want? I suspect it does...
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