NAME
DBIx::ResultSet::Connector - Access result sets via DBIx::Connector.
SYNOPSIS
# Same arguments as DBI and DBIx::Connector.
my $connector = DBIx::ResultSet::Connector->new(
$dsn, $user, $pass,
$attr, #optional
);
# Get a resultset for the users table.
my $users_rs = $connector->resultset('users');
# Use the proxied txn() method to do a bunch of inserts
# within a single transaction that will automatically
# re-connect if the DB connection is lost during the
# transaction (fixup).
$connector->txn(fixup => sub{
foreach my $user_name (@new_user_names) {
$users_rs->insert({ user_name=>$user_name });
}
});
# Format dates and times in the DB's format.
print $connector->format_datetime( DateTime->now() );
print $connector->format_date( DateTime->now() );
print $connector->format_time( DateTime->now() );
DESCRIPTION
This module is a lightweight wrapper around SQL::Abstract, SQL::Abstract::Limit, DBIx::Connector, and the various DateTime::Format modules. This module is primarly a factory for creating new DBIx::ResultSet objects via the resultset() method.
METHODS
resultset
# Get a resultset for the users table.
my $users_rs = $connector->resultset('users');
Returns a new DBIx::ResultSet object tied to the specified table.
format_datetime
print $connector->format_datetime( DateTime->now() );
Returns the date and time in the DB's format.
format_date
print $connector->format_date( DateTime->now() );
Returns the date in the DB's format.
format_time
print $connector->format_time( DateTime->now() );
Returns the time in the DB's format.
ATTRIBUTES
dbix_connector
Holds the underlying DBIx::Connector object. The dbh(), run(), txn(), and svp() methods are proxied.
abstract
A SQL::Abstract::Limit object for use by DBIx::ReesultSet. The insert(), update(), delete(), select(), and values() methods are proxied.
datetime_formatter
my $formatter = $meld->datetime_formatter();
print $formatter->format_date( DateTime->now() );
This returns the DateTime::Format::* class that is appropriate for your database connection.