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package DBIx::Frame; |
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# -*- Perl -*- Wed May 26 09:23:06 CDT 2004 |
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# Written by Tim Skirvin |
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# Copyright 2000-2004, Tim Skirvin and UIUC Board of Trustees. |
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# Redistribution terms are below. |
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=head1 NAME |
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DBIx::Frame - a perl module for creating and maintaining DBI frameworks |
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__DATA__ # Comment me out to test the functions without SelfLoader; |