in reply to Re: DBIx::Simple
in thread DBIx::Simple
With DBIx::Simple, I should either copy the result of the first query to an array, and suffer the copy delay, or create two objects (and bear in mind that in a real application I need to use more than that), thus having two connections and their relative overhead.# untested but realistic my $dbh = DBI->connect("...",{RaiseError => 1} ) or die "can't\n"; my $cust_sth = $dbh->prepare( qq{SELECT cust_ID, cust_name from customer}); $cust_sth->execute(); while (my $cust = $cust_sth->fetchrow_hashref()) { my $orders_sth = $dbh->prepare( qq{select * from orders where cust_ID = ? }); # do something smart with customer name $order_sth->execute($cust->{cust_ID}); while (my $order = $orders_sth->fetchrow_hashref()) { # do something even smarter with the orders data } }
I didn't want to talk about statement handles, but I get the impression that you think DBIx::Simple can use only one. However, there are result objects, that internally are just objects holding a sth., with an alternative, consistent interface.
I don't think existing scripts should be re-written, but here's yours for demonstration purposes:
Or, when slurping into memory is not a problem, you can write beautiful code with DBIx::Simple:use DBIx::Simple; my $db = DBIx::Simple->connect("...",{RaiseError => 1} ) or die "can't +\n"; my $cust_result = $db->query('SELECT cust_ID, cust_name FROM customer' +); while (my $cust = $cust_result->hash) { my $orders_result = $db->query( 'SELECT * FROM orders WHERE cust_ID = ?', $cust->{cust_ID} ); while (my $order = $orders_result->hash) { # code } }
use DBIx::Simple; my $db = DBIx::Simple->connect("...",{RaiseError => 1} ) or die "can't +\n"; for my $cust ($db->query('SELECT cust_ID, cust_name FROM customer')->h +ashes) { for my $order ($db->query('SELECT * FROM orders WHERE cust_ID = ?' +, $cust->{cust_ID}->hashes) { # code } }
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