For your application a table2object mapper module migth work best, I for one do want to have control of the queries my database executes and refuse to dumb down a relational database to a mere object storage, so all I want from a database access module is to let me call the stored procedures in the database containing the handcrafted queries with the least amount of fuss. Including procedures with OUTPUT parameters. Currently I'm fond of DBIx::LazyMethod though I've ended up extending the module quite a bit. Can't get hold of the maintainer at the moment to get them incorporated in the "official release" though. See the RT for the updated files if interested.

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In reply to Re: Database module recommendations by Jenda
in thread Database module recommendations by bobf

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