I have two DBIC schemas that originally pointed to two different databases. The tables have been migrated into a single database. I'm still connecting to each schema separately, but with the same connection parameters.
I can cut my database connections in half if I use a single connection for both schemas, but I'd like to keep the two sets of DBIC result classes separate. This seems to work, but wondering what pitfalls there might be: my $schema2 = My::Second::Schema->clone; $schema2->storage( $schema1->storage ); Thanks, -- Bill Moseley mose...@hank.org
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