Re: Class::DBI::Oracle vs Class::DBI::Loader

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Dave,

My coleague has built a CDBI::Loader::Oracle. It was posted on the Wiki
about 5 months ago, but seems to have been lost. It is merely a crib on
one of the other loaders. He should be in the office shortly. I will get
him to respond with comments and source.

Regards

IAN

>>> David Naughton <naughton@xxx.xxx> 23/02/05 7:58:39 AM >>>
Jay,

I was just talking to Sebastian Riedel, maintainer of CDBI::Loader,
about doing CDBI::Loader::Oracle. Is it still true that you haven't
gotten around to it?

Everyone,

If anyone is already working on CDBI::Loader::Oracle, please let me
know. Wheel re-invention and all that.

Thanks,
David Naughton

On Thu, Feb 17, 2005 at 08:24:22AM -0600, Jay Strauss wrote:
> Johan Lindstrom wrote:
> >Does anyone know how Class::DBI::Oracle and Class::DBI::Loader
relate to 
> >each other? Are they connected at all? Do the complement each
other?
> >
> >My base CDBI class inherits from
> >use base qw/ Class::DBI::Oracle /;
> >
> >In a CDBI class for a table I inherit from the base class and do:
> >__PACKAGE__->set_up_table('op_operator');
> >
> >This works fine, but I don't get auto-detection of has_many 
> >relationships from foreign keys in the schema.
> >
> >Can I get that functionality from CDBI::Oracle? Can I switch to 
> >CDBI::Loader and still have my module files for each table class? (I

> >have other methods and properties in some of the classes).
> >
> >
> >/J
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> Loader doesn't work with Oracle, last I looked, I think it only works

> with postgresql and mysql.  I've thought about doing all that 
> autodetection stuff in a class::dbi::loader::oracle but have never 
> gotten around to it.
> 
> Jay