On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 10:42 PM, Peter Rabbitson <rabbit+d...@rabbit.us<rabbit%2bd...@rabbit.us> > wrote:
> Drew Taylor wrote: > > I'm not a DBIC expert, but I don't think so. The [...] construct creates > > an arrayref, so the leading '\' would just create a reference to a > > reference which is probably NOT what you want. :-) Perhaps you're > > thinking about passing a scalar ref to put raw SQL into the query, ie. > > \"some sql"? > > This is exactly what you want. Please refer to the fine docs of > SQL::Abstract. > In short: > > to supply a string of raw sql: > > \$sql > > to supply a string of raw sql bundled with bind values for placeholders: > > \[ $sql, @list_of_bindvals ] > Thanks for clearing that up! I've never used the second version, so now I've learned something new. :-) Drew
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