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Adding Object-Relational Mapping to your Perl Application - Part One

Thursday March 20, 2008
Object-Relational Mapping is a method of mapping a relational database to a class structure in an object-oriented programming language. In simpler terms, it takes your database structure and creates an interface that keeps you from having to write any SQL at all. Not only does it abstract the database, it abstracts the relational portion as well, making it simpler for you to work in an application. Learn more in the first part of this tutorial on Adding Object-Relational Mapping to your Perl Application.

Adding Object-Relational Mapping to your Perl Application - Part One

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