Says PrincePawn:

how would you hide the user and pass outside of an EZDBI script?

The same way you'd hide them outside of a DBI script, I guess.

I would rather get back hashrefs instead of arrays.

I was thinking of putting that in, but I thought that it might be better to release right away and see what people said. Thanks for your input!

And are those arrays all in memory at once? Or are they tied to something that does incremental fetches?

They're in memory. Incremental fetching would be slow, and it's better to squander space than time.

And how about a convenience update_unless_insert which inserts a row if it can, otherwise, does an update on it....

I thought there was an option to Update that would do that? I will put it on the to-do list.

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Mark Dominus
Perl Paraphernalia

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