in reply to Perl/CGI Database Techniques

Maybe I'm barking up the wrong tree, but a lot of what your doing sounds like rewriting of PerlMyAdmin, which does many of the same things, database display and editing and so forth. Or a slightly better developed solution, in *gasp* php, PhpMyAdmin.

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Re: Re: Perl/CGI Database Techniques
by jdtoronto (Prior) on Sep 24, 2003 at 21:05 UTC
    I had noticed PerlMyAdmin before, but there has been no nchange for over 12 months. Any idea if it is still being devoloped, or what sort of state the code is in?

    jdtoronto

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      I'm fairly certain it isn't being developed any more, since it won't even run under perl58 (activestate atleast), complaining about depreceated syntax errors and so on. But it does work on 5.6 and provides a nice clean interface for basic mysql tasks.
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        A quick "thanks" to everyone who responded. My printer just consumed acres of dead trees getting the docs printed (I'm very old-fashioned like that ;) and there are some very interesting techniques around the Class::DBI module in particular.
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