DBIx Counter 0.03 is a Perl script for Modules scripts design by Rhesa Rozendaal.
It runs on following operating system: Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris. DBIx Counter module creates and maintains named counters in a database.
Publisher review: DBIx Counter module creates and maintains named counters in a database. This module creates and maintains named counters in a database. It has a simple interface, with methods to increment and decrement the counter by one, and a method for retrieving the value. It supports operator overloading for increment ( ), decrement (--) and stringification ("").It should perform well in persistent environments, since it uses the connect_cached and prepare_cached methods of DBI.The biggest advantage over its main inspiration - File::CounterFile - is that it allows distributed, concurrent access to the counters and isn't tied to a single file system.Connection settings can be set in the constructor. The table name is configurable, but the column names are currently hard-coded to counter_id and value. Operating system: Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris
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