NAME

DBI::Library - DBI subclass providing a dynamic SQL Libary.

VERSION

This documentation refers to <DBI::Library> version 0.99

SYNOPSIS

FO Syntax

use DBI::Library qw(:all);

my $dbh = initDB({name => 'LZE',host => 'localhost',user => 'root',password =>'',style=> 'lze'});

OO Syntax

use DBI::Library;

my ($database,$dbh) = new DBI::Library(

        {

        name =>'LZE',

        host => 'localhost',

        user => 'root',

        password =>'',

        style=> 'lze'

        }

);

my %execute  = (

        title => 'showTables',

        description => 'description',

        sql => 'show tables',

        return => 'fetch_array',

);

$database->addexecute(\%execute);

$database->showTables();

Export Tags

:all execute useexecute quote void fetch_hashref fetch_AoH fetch_array updateModules deleteexecute editexecute addexecute tableLength tableExists initDB

:dynamic execute useexecute void fetch_hashref fetch_AoH fetch_array updateModules deleteexecute editexecute addexecute

independent: tableLength tableExists initDB :dynamic

DESCRIPTION

DBI::Library is a DBI subclass providing a dynamic SQL Libary.

new()

my $database = new DBI::Library();


my ($database,$m_dbh) = new DBI::Library(

                                {

                                name => $db,

                                host => $m_sHost,

                                user => $m_sUser,

                                password => $m_sPassword,

                                }

);

initDB()

my $dbh = initDB(

        {

        name => 'LZE',

        host => 'localhost',

        user => 'root',

        password =>'',

        }
);

Driver()

set or get the driver

Driver()

default: Mysql

CurrentDb()

return the current used Database

CurrentHost()

return the current Host

CurrentUser()

gibt den aktuellen user zurueck

CurrentPass()

return the cruuent password word

independent functions

tableExists()

$bool = $database->tableExists($table);

tableLength

$length = $database->tableLength($table);

dynamic statements

addexecute()

add sql statments to yourdatabase for later use witdh useexecute();

my %execute  = (

        title => 'showTables',

        description => 'description',

        sql => 'show tables',

        return => 'fetch_array',

);

$database->addexecute(\%execute);

print join '<br/>' ,$m_sDatabase->showTables();

Fo Syntax:

print join '<br/>' , useexecute('showTables');

editexecute

my %hash = (

        title => 'Titel',

        newTitle => 'New Titel',

        description => 'querys Abfragen',

        sql => 'sql statement',

        return => 'fetch_hashref', #subname

);

editexecute(\%hash);

useexecute()

useexecute($title,optional hashref {identifier => {1 => 'news', 2 => 'querys'}  , @parameter);

example:

my %execute = (

        title => 'joins',

        description => 'description',

        sql => 'select * from table_1 JOIN  table_2 ',

        return => 'fetch_hashref'

);

$database->addexecute(\%execute5);

my $ref = $database->joins({identifier => {1 => 'news', 2 => 'querys'}});

deleteexecute()

deleteexecute($title);

fetch_array()

@A = $database->fetch_array($sql);

fetch_AoH()

@aoh = $database->fetch_AoH($sql)

fetch_hashref()

$hashref = $database->fetch_hashref($sql)

void()

void(sql)

quote()

$quotedString = $database->quote($sql);

quote_identifier()

$quotedString = $database->quote_identifier($sql);

selectTable

set a placeholder wihich is usesd by dynmaic statements.

<TABLE> will be replaced width this value.

default : querys;

Privat

updateModules()

getSelf()

AUTOLOAD()

statements add by addexecute can called like

$database->showTables()

prepare()

execute()

fetch()

SEE ALSO

MySQL::Admin::GUI DBI DBI::Library::Database

AUTHOR

Dirk Lindner <lze@cpan.org>

LICENSE

Copyright (C) 2005-201 by Hr. Dirk Lindner

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.