> In your new code you retrieve each record as a hash, keyed by field
> name. Then, instead of your subroutine returning the result as it did
> before, you copy the hash elements directly into your object.
Correct. Essentially what I want is to absolutely minimize any work I
have to do outside of
Steve Bertrand wrote:
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Tom Phoenix wrote:
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Steve Bertrand wrote:
The current setup feels very 'kludgy' to me. The code snip below comes
out of the module. I hope there is enough context to see why I think it
can be improved.
Actually, the snippet you submitted seems pretty straightforward
Tom Phoenix wrote:
> On 11/27/07, Steve Bertrand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> The current setup feels very 'kludgy' to me. The code snip below comes
>> out of the module. I hope there is enough context to see why I think it
>> can be improved.
>
> Actually, the snippet you submitted seems pret
On 11/27/07, Steve Bertrand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The current setup feels very 'kludgy' to me. The code snip below comes
> out of the module. I hope there is enough context to see why I think it
> can be improved.
Actually, the snippet you submitted seems pretty straightforward. It
could b
Hi all,
I am trying to modularize some standard MySQL queries that I frequently
do against our RADIUS DB.
The current setup feels very 'kludgy' to me. The code snip below comes
out of the module. I hope there is enough context to see why I think it
can be improved.
Essentially, I'd like a gracef
