This module provides a way to construct a hash from a database table. This is useful for the situation where you have to perform many lookups of a field by using a key from the same table. If, for example, a table has an id field and a name field and...

Remotely similar to DBIx::Cache but is very simpler and serves narrower purpose. This module allows you to both cache records pulled by an SQL statement from a database in the memory as well as look them up later at any time during execution of your ...

Methods are provided to perform basic database I/O via DBI without having to embed SQL in your programs. Records are normally passed in and out in the form of hash references where keys of the hash represent columns (ALWAYS UPPER CASE), and the value...

DBIx::NoSQL is a layer over DBI that presents a NoSQLish way to store and retrieve data. It does this by using a table called "__Store__". Once connected to a database, it will detect if this table is missing and create it if necessary When writing d...

The "DBIx::glueHTML" class allows a CGI interface to a database. It enables a CGI interface to a database to be created, supporting record addition, modification, deletion and searching. It provides a user friendly interface with descriptions of fiel...

"DBIx::Table2Hash" is a pure Perl module. This module reads a database table and stores keys and values in a hash. The aim is to create a hash which is a simple look-up table. To this end, the module allows the key_column to point to an SQL expressio...

The "DBIx::HTMLinterface" class allows a CGI interface to a database. It enables a CGI interface to a database to be created, supporting record addition, modification, deletion and searching. It provides a user friendly interface with descriptions of...

This module implements a "Nested Set" parent/child tree, and is focused (at least in my mind) towards offering methods that make developing web applications easier. It should be generally useful, though. See the "SEE ALSO" section for resources that ...

This DBIx::Class component makes columns implicitly create random values. The main reason why this module exists is to generate unpredictable primary keys to add some additional security to web applications. Most forms of char and integer field types...