Mixed Case Column Names
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Hi everyone!
I have the following table module:
--- TPG_Staging.pm ---
package TPG_Staging;
use base TPG_DBI;
__PACKAGE__->table("Staging");
__PACKAGE__->columns(Primary => qw(ClientID));
__PACKAGE__->columns(Others => qw(JobReference SSC PostcodeArea Format
LT_60g Machinable BagWeight BagItems Sortation AccessSiteCode
AccessPoint BagID CollectionDate HandoverDate ServiceRegister
MailingHouseID));
---
When I query the columns that are contained in the table:
my @columns = TPG_Staging->columns;
I receive a list of the columns as expected but with all the the names
in lower case. It is important that the column names are presented AS IS
since they are used directly in my user interface.
Is this lower-casing always the case with Class::DBI? I have not
experienced this problem before as I tend to use lower-case column names
as standard. Is there a way around this problem other than providing
explicit mappings from the lower-case name to the uppercase name:
---
# accessor is simple enough
sub accessor_name
{ my ($class, $column) = @_;
return lc $column;
}
# mutator requires explicit mapping
sub mutator_name
{ my ($class, $column) = @_;
my %mutator = ( clientid => 'ClientID',
jobreference => 'JobReference',
...
);
return $mutator($column);
}
---
I am using Class::DBI 0.96 on Windows XP with MySQL ver 4.0.15.
Thanks
Jay
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Mixed Case Column Names
Jay Hargreaves 14:26 on 14 Apr 2005
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