Hello folks, I need to choose persistence module from CPAN for working with MySQL 4.x (InnoDB).

I have referental integrity. My DB schema includes several tables with hierarchy and one-to-many relationships ( so I have multiple column primary keys).

I've looked at Alzabo (all good, but no persistence), SPOPS and Tangram (no multiple primary key support, SPOPS manual says that I need to code mul_col_pk methods by hand ).

So here's some requirements for framework:

- persistence (or I have to store data in some data structure, doing it with HoAoHoAo.. and so on is tooo weird)
- automatic schema reverse engineer (low priority)
- relationship support (multi column primary keys is a must)
- reference constraints (low priority)
- transactions (low priority)

Does this beauty exist?

Or maybe some advices for 'in memory' data storing framework to work with Alzabo, or maybe SPOPS hacking advice or secret ftp that contains Tangram 3 =)

Thank you.

In reply to Persistence framework for MySQL 4.x (InnoDB) by mman

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