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NAME

    ORM::Auto - is module for auto create all nedded ORM classes
    for connected to database.

SYNOPSIS

    use ORM::Auto;
    use ORM::Error;
    use ORM::Db::DBI::SQLite;

    my $error = ORM::Error->new;

    orm->_init(
        prefer_lazy_load     => 0,
        emulate_foreign_keys => 1,
        default_cache_size   => 200,
        error   => $error,
        db => ORM::Db::DBI::SQLite->new
            (database    => 'data/main.db')
    );
    die $error->text if $error->any;

    unless (orm->sessions(table => 't_sessions')->find_id(id => 1) {
        print "Created new session with id: ".orm->sessions->new->id;
    }

    OR for multi connected

    #Backup books
    use ORM::Auto;
    use ORM::Error;
    use ORM::Db::DBI::SQLite;
    use ORM::Db::DBI::MySQL;

    my $error = ORM::Error->new;

    # Connect to original base
        orm->_init(
        error   => $error,
        db => ORM::Db::DBI::MySQL->new(
            host        => 'localhost',
            port        => '3306',
            database    => 'books',
            user        => 'book_man',
            password    => 'super_password'
                )
    );
    die $error->text if $error->any;

    # create the backup base as one file
        orm('new_base')->_init(
        error   => $error,
        db => ORM::Db::DBI::SQLite->new
            (database    => 'backup_'.time.'.db')
    );
    die $error->text if $error->any;

    # Select the books with setting interested
        my $orm_books = orm->book(table => 'book')->find(
                filter => (orm->book->M->interested == 1),
                error => $error,
                return_res => 1 );

        # Write intersted books in backup base
        while (my $orm = $orm_books->next) {
                orm('new_base')->book(table => 'books')->new(prop => {
                                        author     => $orm->author,
                                        title      => $orm->title,
                                        isbn       => $orm->isbn,
                                        published  => $orm->date_of_publish
                                }
                        )
                }
        }

DESCRIPTION

        This module allowed not created on disk, modules for each table in base
        Also and main module for base is not need. All created on fly :)
orm([config_name])
        return the primary class for connected to database
        config_name - any allowed perl identifier for different connection to bases.
        as default <caller_name> + '_ORM'.

        Example:
                package MyApp::books;
                use ORM::Auto;

                print orm; # printing MyApp::books_ORM

    However, if module config_name is exists, connected with it.
orm->table([parameters])
    return the table class for access to data
    parameters allowed only once, in first use. In future is not need.

SEE ALSO

ORM

ORM::Tutorial

ORM::Error

ORM::ResultSet

ORM::Broken

ORM::Db

ORM::Order

ORM::Metaprop

ORM::DbLog

http://perlorm.sourceforge.net/

AUTHOR

Nickolay A. Briginetc

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

Copyright (C) 2006 Nickolay A. Briginetc & Alexey V. Akimov

This library 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; either version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

This library 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.

You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA

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