Dean Arnold wrote:
Also, how easy will it be to overload/hook into the SQL syntax processing ?
I'm slowly working on making that easier. It's certainly a goal. I
think most things could be overloaded by subclassing SQL::Statement and
SQL::Parser, why don't you send me some more details of what you're
planning and I'll see if I can think of the best way.
And just to make sure I understand...will an INSERT SELECT/UPDATE FROM
be able to embed callbacks as "pseudo tables" ala:
INSERT INTO [EMAIL PROTECTED]
SELECT my_filter_funcion(*) FROM
(SELECT * FROM [EMAIL PROTECTED]) db2table;
The parenthesized subquery is the only part of that I don't yet support
and if I go with Tim's suggestion of allowing $sth to be used as a data
source, then something pretty similar will be possible, currently it
would look more like:
INSERT INTO [EMAIL PROTECTED]
AS SELECT my_filter_funcion(*)
FROM [EMAIL PROTECTED]
--
Jeff
