On 2004-01-26, Cees Hek <suppressed> wrote:
>
> I'll admit I have written several applications using your technique, and
> it can be very successful and powerful. But I have found in my latest
> development projects that I get my database objects up and running much
> quicker using Class::DBI. Making changes after development has started
> is also simplified, and I find I make less mistakes in database
> inserts/updates (for example not having to count the number of ? to put
> in an INSERT statements, or needing to worry about the order of the fields).
I avoid the bind variable bug by using SQL::Abstract. It works really
well. In fact, I noticed It's used in Class::DBI via a plug-in:
http://search.cpan.org/perldoc?Class::DBI::AbstractSearch
Mark
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