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Ok, stated my limited experience, i just only to say that probably you need ZXappz::Database anyway because it can contains for example store_new_user and store_action_for_user and so on. So in the main code you can just:
my $appdb = ZXappz::Database->new(); $appdb->store_new_user($previously_generated_name,time); # uses DBI to + insert into a table .. $appdb->close # call the DBI's close but maybe also log somewhere the +succesfull operation

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In reply to Re^3: Proper way to create packages and re-usable code? by Discipulus
in thread Proper way to create packages and re-usable code? by bt101

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