Great!, now it works perfectly , but it is not like the docs on Factory::PerRequest. I can even comment out the '#use base 'Catalyst::Model::Factory::PerRequest'; line and it keeps working. Isn't it strange?

This is what I understand reading my code:
- The basic package config has empty values. But they must be present for the first load of the app, so Catalyst know what it is.
- The sub ACCEPT_CONTEXT return a new object from PWC::Schema every time this model is requested.
- So I am not instantiating anything else but this very class, with just one contextual variable that changes from each request.

Am I right? Is it safe?

package PWC::Model::MYDB;
use strict;
use warnings;
use base 'Catalyst::Model::DBIC::Schema';

#use base 'Catalyst::Model::Factory::PerRequest';

__PACKAGE__->config( 
    schema_class => 'PWC::Schema',
    connect_info => {
        dsn            => '',
        user        => '',
        password     => '',
        AutoCommit     => q{1},
    }
);

 
sub ACCEPT_CONTEXT {
    my($self, $c) = @_;
    
    my $db = $c->engine->env->{THEALIAS}; #From environment variable i
+n Fastcgi/Nginx
        
    my $new = $self->meta->new_object( 
           schema_class => 'PWC::Schema',
        connect_info => {
            dsn    => 'dbi:mysql:' . $db . ':the_host.com',
            user => 'the_user',
            password => 'the_password',
            AutoCommit => q{1},
        }
    );
    
    return $new;
}

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