On 10/25/05, Jim Mintha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> and my version never gets called. My solution was to add the line:
>
> return if $caller->can("column_type");
Thats seems pretty good until Maypole catches up with users needs. I
think Mayole::Model should specify an interface for not only column
type but all column info that is gleaned from describe table and cache
it so the database is only hit when setup is run. Unless you are
using CGI maybe. Really, i think CDBI should but that probably aint
going to happen. I adopted CDBI::mysql
Anyone?
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>
> in the middle of /usr/share/perl5/Class/DBI/Plugin/Type.pm before it
> defines the column_type subroutine in the import sub. I would rather
> not hack the Plugin, but how can I override it?
>
> Thanks,
> Jim
>
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