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<h1>Embperl Examples - DBIx::Recordset</h1>
<hr><b>NOTE:</b><br>
You must set the database and table to something which exists on your system.
Also this example presumes that the table contains the fields <b>id</b> and
<b>name</b>. If not you have to change the field-names in the table below<br>
Maybe it's necessary to insert a PerlModule DBIx::Recordset into your srm.conf
to get this working<br>
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You may specify search parameters: For example request this document with<br>
<b>recordset.htm?id=5</b><br>
to get all records where the id = 5
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$DSN = 'dbi:mysql:test' ;
$table = 'dbixrs1' ;
use DBIx::Recordset ;
*set = DBIx::Recordset -> Search ({%fdat,
('!DataSource' => $DSN,
'!Table' => $table,
'$max' => 5,)}) ; -]
<table border=1>
<tr><th>ID</th><th>NAME</th></tr>
<tr>
<td>[+ $set[$row]{id} +]</td>
<td>[+ $set[$row]{name} +]</td>
</tr>
</table>
[+ $set -> PrevNextForm ('Previous Records', 'Next Records', \%fdat) +]
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