Re: Perl DBIx::Recordset article

[Terrence Brannon <me...@urth.org>]

Nelson Ferraz wrote:

> Dear Mr. Terrence Brannon,

Hi Nelson,

>
> I've read your article about DBIx::Recordset at Perl.com (Feb. 27, 
> 2001), and I thought that this module could be very useful in an open 
> source project I'm currently developing: a web based CRM, which can be 
> used to manage information about customers, partners, business leads, 
> etc.

Since then I have developed a cookbook-style set of docs  which  include 
runnable code samples:

     
http://search.cpan.org/~tbone/DBIx-Recordset-Playground-1.10/Playground.pm

They are based on a ready-to-install sample database:

     http://search.cpan.org/~tbone/DBSchema-Sample-1.7/

>
> (There's an online demo available here:
>
> http://www.gnubis.com.br/cgi-local/crm/bin/crm.pl


very pretty fonts.

yes, Recordset makes tasks like what you are doing a snap.

>
> The source code is available at Sourceforge under the GNU GPL:
>
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/gnubis/)
>
> My goal is to improve the database objects, which still have a lot of 
> hardcoded SQL. I've already started this task, but before I advance 
> too much I'd like to hear from you about your experience with this 
> module in real-world applications. Are you still using it?
>
absolutely.

> Any input will be greatly appreciated!



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