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The overall story is that I have an object that I will populate the properties with data from the database. I was thinking if I named the properties with the same names for the columns in the tables, I could write a loop that populated each property with corresponding database values.

There are a number of object-relational technologies for Perl:

  1. Tangram
  2. BingoX::Carbon
  3. DBIx::Recordset
  4. Alzabo
  5. Class::DBI
  6. Class::SPOPS

It really depends on what you want to do exactly... but the simplest thing is to use DBI as these people said and simply perlfunc:bless the hashref into the desired class.

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Re: Perl Object-Relational Technologies
by lachoy (Parson) on Mar 24, 2001 at 23:13 UTC

    Actually, that's just SPOPS rather than Class::SPOPS -- although I'm happy that someone mentioned it :-)

    Chris
    M-x auto-bs-mode

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