Octopussy::DB(3)
π Octopussy::DB π
okay so bestie, welcome to Octopussy::DB β that's the Octopussy Database module, and it's literally the whole vibe of talking to the Octopussy database from Perl. it's giving backend glamour. it's giving DB layer. let's go π¦
β¨ FUNCTIONS β¨
πΈ Connect()
Connects to the Octopussy Database. that's it, that's the whole function β it does the connecting, you do the slaying π
π Table_Creation($tablename, \@fields, \@indexes)
Creates Table '$tablename' with fields '\@fields'. yes you read that right, you pass the table name, a reference to your fields array, and a reference to your indexes array, and boom β new table, no cap π₯
π§ SQL_As_Substitution($field)
the original page gives this one no description at all β it's a mystery, it's lowkey serving enigma. it takes $field, and that's every single detail we have, periodt π
β SQL_Select_Function(@fields)
same situation bestie: SQL_Select_Function takes @fields and the manpage says absolutely nothing else about it. iconic of it honestly π
π Column_Names($query)
Returns list of Column names from an SQL query. you hand it a $query, it hands you back the column names. clean, simple, ate π
π AUTHOR π
Sebastien Thebert <octo.devel@gmail.com> β thank you for your service, king π«Ά
π cute little sign-off: this page is from perl v5.22.2, dated 2016-05-04, and lives in the Octopussy::DB(3) section of your friendly neighbourhood manual. go forth and query responsibly, bestie π
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π¦ where this page comes from
- ubuntu jammy: octopussy 1.0.6-0ubuntu2 Β· GPL-2.0-or-later
- π girlified by deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash on : a language model's rewrite of the original, under its terms