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                  @@ -1000,6 +1000,14 @@ Default to L<DBIx::Custom::QueryBuilder> object.  | 
              
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                  Result class for select statement.  | 
              
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                  Default to L<DBIx::Custom::Result>.  | 
              
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                  +=head2 C<(experimental) safety_column_name>  | 
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                  +  | 
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                  + my $safety_column_name = $self->safety_column_name;  | 
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                  + $dbi = $self->safety_column_name($name);  | 
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                  +  | 
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                  +Safety column name regex.  | 
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                  +Default is qr/^[\w\.]*$/  | 
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                  +  | 
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                  =head2 C<user>  | 
              
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                  my $user = $dbi->user;  | 
              
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                  @@ -1007,7 +1015,7 @@ Default to L<DBIx::Custom::Result>.  | 
              
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                  User name.  | 
              
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                  C<connect()> method use this value to connect the database.  | 
              
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                  -  | 
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                  +  | 
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                  =head1 METHODS  | 
              
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                  L<DBIx::Custom> inherits all methods from L<Object::Simple>  | 
              
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                  @@ -120,14 +120,6 @@ DBIx::Custom::Where - Where clause  | 
              
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                  =head1 ATTRIBUTES  | 
              
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                  -=head2 C<param>  | 
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                  -  | 
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                  - my $param = $where->param;  | 
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                  -    $where    = $where->param({title => 'Perl',
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                  - date => ['2010-11-11', '2011-03-05']},  | 
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                  - name => ['Ken', 'Taro']);  | 
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                  -=head1 METHODS  | 
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                  -  | 
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                  =head2 C<clause>  | 
              
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                  $where->clause(  | 
              
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                  @@ -139,6 +131,20 @@ If all parameter names is exists.  | 
              
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                       "where ( {= title} and ( {< date} or {> date} ) )"
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                  +=head2 C<param>  | 
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                  +  | 
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                  + my $param = $where->param;  | 
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                  +    $where    = $where->param({title => 'Perl',
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                  + date => ['2010-11-11', '2011-03-05']},  | 
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                  + name => ['Ken', 'Taro']);  | 
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                  +  | 
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                  +=head2 C<safety_column_name>  | 
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                  +  | 
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                  + my $safety_column_name = $self->safety_column_name;  | 
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                  + $dbi = $self->safety_column_name($name);  | 
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                  +  | 
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                  +=head1 METHODS  | 
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                  +  | 
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                  =head2 C<to_string>  | 
              
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                  $where->to_string;  |