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Data::Direct - Perl module to emulate seqeuntial access to SQL tables.
use Data::Direct;
$dd = new Data::Direct("dbi:Informix:FBI", "bill_c", "M0n|c4", "porn_suppliers", "PRICE < 99.99", "ORDER BY PUBLICATION_DATE" || die "Failed to connect";
Last two arguments can be ommitted.
while (!$dd->eof) {
# Iterate over all records
if ($dd{'LAST_MODIFIED'}) {
$dd->delete;
# Mark RIP flag
next;
}
# Change fields
$dd->{'KILL'}++ if ($dd->{'REVENUE'} > 199.99);
$dd->update;
# Update record in memory
$dd->next;
# Goto next record
}
$dd->addnew; # Add a new record $dd->{'PRICE'} = 999.99; $dd->{'KILL'} = 0; $dd->{'REVENUE'} = 199.99; $dd->update; # Update new record in memory
$dd->flush; # Rewrite table
Data::Direct selects rows from a table and lets you updated them in a memory array. Upon calling the flush method, it erases the records from the table and inserts them from the array. You can supply a WHERE filter to be applied both on query and on deletion, and additional SQL code for sorting the records.
Binds a column to a scalar, using a scalar reference.
Binds each column to a variable with the same name, under the package given. Use bindsimple with no parameters to bind to the main namespace.
Update record after fields have been changed by accessing the members of the object or the bound variables.
Add a new record and point the cursor on it.
Mark a record for deletion.
Unmark a record for deletion.
Check if a record is marked for deletion.
Writes a text file where every line represents a record, launch the process $editor, then update the table with the saved file. Records are serialized and deserialized by the code references in the last parameters.
$dd->spawn("grep <-v> <-i> Bill", sub {join(":", @_);}, sub {my $l = <$_>; chop $l; split(/:/, $l);});
Uses the string as a delimiter to serialize and deserialize records.
Uses CSV format to serialize and deserialize records.
Launches vi or whatever $ENV{'EDITOR'} points to as an editor.
Ariel Brosh, schop@cpan.org
DBI.
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package Data::Direct; use strict qw(vars subs); use vars qw($VERSION @EXPORT @ISA $opt_u $opt_p $table $opt_w $opt_a $gen_unique); $VERSION = 0.05; require Exporter; @EXPORT = qw(edit); @ISA = qw(Exporter); use DBI; sub new { my ($class, $dsn, $user, $pass, $table, $filter, $add) = @_; my $self = {}; bless $self, $class; $self->{' dsn'} = $dsn; my $dbh; #### ## Try to connect with transactions first; otherwise just connect eval '$dbh = DBI->connect($dsn, $user, $pass, {AutoCommit => 0});'; $dbh = DBI->connect($dsn, $user, $pass) unless ($dbh); return undef unless ($dbh); $self->{' dbh'} = $dbh; my $sql = "SELECT * FROM $table" . ($filter ? " WHERE $filter" : "") . ($add ? " $add" : ""); my $sth = $dbh->prepare($sql); return undef unless ($sth); $self->{' table'} = $table; $self->{' filter'} = $filter; $sth->execute(); #### ## Find field names my $fields = $sth->{NAME}; $self->{' fields'} = $fields; #### ## Fetch rows my ($r, @rs); while ($r = $sth->fetchrow_arrayref) { #### ## Recreate array ref. Could I use while (my $r = ? push(@rs, [@$r]); } $self->{' recs'} = \@rs; undef $sth; $self->fetch(0); $self->{' bookmarks'} = {}; $self->{' zap'} = []; $self; } sub bind { my $self = shift; my %hash = @_; $self->{' binding'} = \%hash; $self->fetch; } sub simplebind { my ($self, $pkg) = @_; my @fields = @{$self->{' fields'}}; #### ## Create tuples 'var', \$var my @ary = map {($_, \${"${pkg}::$_"})} @fields; $self->bind(@ary); } sub flush { my $self = shift; my $param = shift; my ($table, $filter, $fields, $rs, $dbh) = @$self{(' table', ' filter', ' fields', ' recs', ' dbh')}; #### ## Delete records before inserting everything back ## Can be hazardous if there are no transactions and ## somebody added data meanwhile! my $sql = "DELETE FROM $table" . ($filter ? " WHERE $filter" : ""); $dbh->do($sql) || die $DBI::errstr; #### ## Not sure why I wrote this: return if ($param eq 'pseudo'); #### ## Prepare an INSERT statement $sql = "INSERT INTO $table (" . join(", ", @$fields) . ") VALUES (" . join(", ", map {"?";} @$fields) . ")"; my $sth = $dbh->prepare($sql) || die $DBI::errstr; my $i; foreach (@$rs) { ($sth->execute(@$_) || die $DBI::errstr) unless ($self->{' zap'}->[$i++]); } undef $sth; eval '$dbh->commit;' unless ($dbh->{AutoCommit}); $dbh->disconnect; } sub recs { my $self = shift; scalar(@{$self->{' recs'}}); } sub rows { my $self = shift; $self->recs - $self->{' dels'}; } sub cursor { my $self = shift; $self->{' cursor'}; } sub fetch { my $self = shift; #### ## Find cursor my $rs = $self->{' recs'}; my $rec; #### ## Did we have a parameter? if (defined($_[0])) { $rec = shift; return undef if ($rec < 0 || $rec > @$rs); $self->{' cursor'} = $rec; return undef if ($rec == @$rs); } else { $rec = $self->{' cursor'}; } #### ## Take row my $ref = $rs->[$rec]; my @fields = @{$self->{' fields'}}; my $bind = $self->{' binding'}; #### ## Iterate over fields foreach (@$ref) { my $col = shift @fields; #### ## Bind variable my $ref = $bind->{$col}; $$ref = $_ if (ref($ref)); #### ## Load self $self->{$col} = $_; } 1; } sub addnew { my $self = shift; my $rs = $self->{' recs'}; my $fields = $self->{' fields'}; my $cursor = $self->{' cursor'}; #### ## Create an empty record my $new = [map {undef;} @$fields]; #### ## Add it splice(@$rs, $cursor, 0, $new); $self->fetch($cursor); } sub setbookmark { my ($self, $name) = @_; $self->{' bookmarks'}->{$name} = $self->cursor; } sub gotobookmark { my ($self, $name) = @_; $self->fetch($self->{' bookmarks'}->{$name}); } sub delete { my $self = shift; my $where = $self->cursor; return if ($self->{' zap'}->[$where]); $self->{' zap'}->[$where] = 1; $self->{' dels'}++; } sub undelete { my $self = shift; my $where = $self->cursor; return unless ($self->{' zap'}->[$where]); $self->{' zap'}->[$where] = undef; $self->{' dels'}--; } sub isdeleted { my $self = shift; $self->{' zap'}->[$self->cursor]; } sub update { my $self = shift; my $fields = $self->{' fields'}; my @ary; my $bind = $self->{' binding'}; #### ## Retrieve bound variables foreach (keys %$bind) { $self->{$_} = ${$bind->{$_}}; } #### ## Retrieve row foreach (@$fields) { push(@ary, $self->{$_}); } #### ## Put my $rs = $self->{' recs'}; $rs->[$self->cursor] = \@ary; } sub next { my $self = shift; $self->fetch($self->cursor + 1); } sub back { my $self = shift; $self->fetch($self->cursor - 1); } sub bof { my $self = shift; $self->cursor <= 0; } sub eof { my $self = shift; $self->cursor >= $self->recs; } sub fields { my $self = shift; my $ref = $self->{' fields'}; @$ref; } sub spawn { require Text::ParseWords; my ($self, $cmd, $pack, $unpack) = @_; #### ## Find editor, unless a different command requested $cmd = $ENV{'EDITOR'} || 'vi' unless ($cmd); #### ## Default delimiter is comma $pack = "," unless ($pack); #### ## If pack information is a string and not a routine, pack line by quoting ## tokens and adding delmiters my $packc = !UNIVERSAL::isa($pack, 'CODE') ? sub {join($pack, (map {qq!"$_"!} @_)) . "\n";} : $pack; #### ## Assume unpack routine to be supplied only if pack routine was supplied. ## Otherwise, unpacking is done by parsing the delimited line ## NOTE: ## Packing function recieves a list; Unpacking function gets a stream to ## read from. my $unpackc = ref($pack) !~ /CODE/ ? sub { my $l = scalar(<$_>); chop $l; Text::ParseWords::parse_line($pack, undef, $l);} : $unpack; #### ## Save bookmark my $save = $self->cursor; #### ## Create file my $fn = &gentemp; open(O, ">$fn") || die "Can't open $fn for write: $!"; my $rs = $self->{' recs'}; #### ## Iterate foreach (@$rs) { print O &$packc(@$_); } close(O); #### ## Take file stamp to figure if it was changed my @st = stat($fn); splice(@st, 8); # Access time obviously changes my $s = join(":", @st); #### ## Invoke editor $cmd .= " %1" unless ($cmd =~ /[\$\%]1/); $cmd =~ s/[\$\%]1/$fn/g; system $cmd; #### ## Recreate file stamp @st = stat($fn); splice(@st, 8); my $ss = join(":", @st); my $ret = undef; #### ## If there were changes if ($s ne $ss) { @$rs = (); open(I, $fn) || die "Can't open $fn for read: $!"; while (!CORE::eof(I)) { $_ = \*I; push(@$rs, [ &$unpackc($_) ]); } close(I); $ret = 1; } unlink $fn || die "Can't remove $fn: $!"; $ret; } sub DESTROY { my $self = shift; $self->{' dbh'}->disconnect; } sub edit { ##### ## Front end for spawn() to be called from command line require Getopt::Std; import Getopt::Std; #### ## Change slashes to dashes. Dashes would have been parsed by perl istelf. my @dummy = map {s|^/|-|;} @ARGV; getopt("u:p:w:a:"); my ($dsn, $table) = @ARGV; my $d = new Data::Direct($dsn, $opt_u, $opt_p, $table, $opt_w, $opt_a) || die "Connection failed"; #### ## Updated database only if changes were detected $d->flush if ($d->spawn); } sub gentemp { my $fn; eval { #### ## Make POSIX do the hard job require POSIX; $fn = &POSIX::tmpnam; }; return $fn if ($fn); $fn = join("-", "data_direct", $$, $0, time, localtime, rand, $gen_unique++); $fn =~ s/[^a-zA-Z0-9]/_/g; #### ## Ultra safety check - run the function again if that weird filename ## already exists. return &gentemp if (-e $fn); $fn; } 1; __END__ # Documentation