Re: more of SQL::Abstract

Taking a peek at the SQL::Abstract shows that:

If you test for equality, you do not have to provide the comparison operator, which BTW is '=' and not '==' in MySQL
The main logic of this module is that things in arrays are OR'ed, and things in hashes are AND'ed.

So:

use SQL::Abstract;

my $sql = SQL::Abstract->new;

my @where =   (
        {city   => 'Jerusalem',
         sale =>'1'
        },
        {city   => 'Jerusalem',
         rent =>'1'
        }
    );

my($stmt, @bind)  = $sql->where(\@where);

print "$stmt BOUND WITH @bind\n";
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Gives as output:

WHERE ( ( city = ? AND sale = ? ) OR ( city = ? AND rent = ? ) )
BOUND WITH Jerusalem 1 Jerusalem 1
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