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> Class::DBI has good support for SQLite, via Class::DBI::SQLite.
> Class::DBI::SQLite will query sqlite_master and autoconfigure your
> classes based on the schema of the appropriate tables.
With Class::DBI::mysql you can call Class->set_up_table('table_name') and
it does a lot of the magic for you.
>
> I prefer the SQLite-based backend to the MySQL-based backend anyway --
> much less to configure and maintain.
>
I'm the opposite, I like all my databases to be all in one place so I can
backup
things etc.
On a Class::DBI note, we're thinking about moving away from it at work due
to problems with it's Ima::DBI database handling causing headaches. It
would
be nice to just be able to do a Class->use_dbh($dbh) or something.
Gavin.
There's stuff above here
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