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SQL::Library(3)	      User Contributed Perl Documentation      SQL::Library(3)

NAME
       SQL::Library - A module for managing simple SQL libraries stored in
       INI-like files.

VERSION
       This document refers to version 0.0.3 of SQL::Library.

SYNOPSIS
	 use SQL::Library;

	 my $sql = new SQL::Library { lib => 'sql.lib' };
			       # or { lib => [ <FH> ] };
			       # or { lib => [ $string ] };

	 ## Ask for a library entry by name...
	 my $query = $sql->retr( 'some_sql_query' );

	 ## Add or update an entry...
	 $sql->set( 'yet_another_query', <<'END' );
	 SELECT foo
	 FROM	bar
	 WHERE	zoot = 1
	 END

	 ## Remove an entry from the library...
	 $sql->drop( 'one_more_query' );

	 ## List the entries in the library...
	 print join( ' : ', $sql->elements ), "\n";

	 ## Dump the contents of the library to a string...
	 my $lib_str = $sql->dump;

	 ## Write the library to disk...
	 $sql->write;

LIBRARY FILE FORMAT
       The format for the library files looks a little like an INI file.
       However, unlike an INI file, it does not handle key=value pairs which
       are divided into sections.  Library entry names are on a line by
       themselves, enclosed in square brackets.	 Whatever occurs until the
       next title tag is the value of the library entry.  Blank lines, pound
       signs (#) and C++ style comments (//) are all discarded.

       A sample library file might look like this:

	 ## A sample library file

	 [get_survey_questions]
	 select	  question_no,
		  question_text
	 from	  question
	 where	  survey_id = ?
	 order by question_no

	 [get_survey_info]
	 select title,
		date_format( open_date, '%Y%m%d' ) as open_date,
		date_format( close_date, '%Y%m%d' ) as close_date,
		template_file
	 from	survey
	 where	survey_id = ?

OBJECT METHODS
       PACKAGE->new( HASHREF )
	   Create a new library handle.	 Currently, the only argument
	   supported in the hashref is "lib", which refers to the file
	   containing the SQL library.

       $OBJ->retr( NAME )
	   Returns the library entry referenced by NAME.

       $OBJ->set( NAME, VALUE )
	   Sets the library entry NAME to VALUE.  This is used both to create
	   new library entries and to update existing ones.

       $OBJ->drop( NAME )
	   Drops entry NAME form the library.

       $OBJ->elements
	   Returns a list of all entry names in the library.

       $OBJ->dump
	   Returns a string containing the library contents in the same INI
	   format that the module reads from.

       $OBJ->write
	   Writes the library to the file named in "lib".

AUTHOR
       Doug Gorley <douggorley@shaw.ca>

BUGS
       ·   write() should write to a string, if it was so called.

TO-DO
       ·   Complete test suite

COPYRIGHT
       Copyright (C) 2004 by Doug Gorley.

       This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
       under the same terms as Perl itself, either Perl version 5.8.2 or, at
       your option, any later version of Perl 5 you may have available.

perl v5.14.1			  2004-03-17		       SQL::Library(3)
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