Hello,

Now that some time has passed, I no longer use this module, nor really recommend it. I still the like spirit of the routines here, but have found replacements I like better. In place of the insert and update routines, I use similar routines in DBIx::Abstract. In place of the selection list builder, I use the newer DBI API to get a hash back directly through DBI, and then pass that straight into a CGI.pm function, and am happy to keep the abstraction. I still use and like the "build_sql_from_keywords" function, but this is mostly because I'm familiar with it-- there is probably a better replacement on CPAN.

-mark

In reply to Re: CGI::SQL.pm initial release (a note from the author) by markjugg
in thread CGI::SQL.pm initial release by markjugg

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