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SQL::Interpolate (Score:2)

by Juerd (1796)

Hi,

Could you describe the important differences between SQL::Interp and SQL::Interpolate, for someone who's trying to choose?

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- SQL::Interpolate and SQL::Interp (Score:1)
  
  by markjugg (792)
  
  Juerd,
  
  Thanks for your interest. SQL::Interp and DBIx::Interp were created as a fork, after the author of SQL::Interpolate couldn't be found.
  
  The core functionality remains unchanged, but I took some liberties on some design decisions as part of the fork:
  
  - The optional source filtering feature has been removed.
  - The optional "macro" feature was removed
  - A legacy, deprecated function "sql_literal" was removed.
  - The docs were overhauled to try to be simpler and clearer.
  
  So if you want those removed features, you

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