>
> Having trouble using DBIx::Recordset->do. I'd like to use
> the do command to issue 'show master logs' on a MySQL
> database. Unfortunately, I can't find a way to actually get
> the data ouput back. It doesn't seem to return the data back
> like a regular $set -> Search would. I'm confused on how to
> use $set w/out actually specifiying a table to use.
>
> Could anyone write a simple example of how to use $set->do in
> such a way that you actually get rows of data back?
>
Do will never return any data, but you should be able to use Search e.g.
DBIx::Recordset->Search({'!DataSource' => $db, '!Query' => 'show master
logs'}) ;
I didn't have tried it, but it should work
Gerald
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