DBIx::SimpleQuery 0.03 Perl script

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DBIx::SimpleQuery module allows you to create queries for a databases using as little code as possible. DBIx::SimpleQuery is designed for anyone who wants to run specific SQL commands against a database with as little surrounding structure as possible.It exports two functions, query and qs (quote-string), which allow you to include SQL in your code without needing to deal with database handlers, DSNs, and the like.qs() escapes a string and surrounds it with single quotes, so that it can be safely embedded in a query. Whenever possible, it uses the appropriate DBD module to do this.query() runs one or more queries against a database, and returns a value or a structure that can be evaluated in a number of ways, depending on your need.Multi-word functions may be called either in function_name or functionName form, as per your preference.
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