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  @customers  =  $db->select_all( 'customers', "WHERE age < 30", 1 );
  foreach my $customer ( @customers ) {
      print "Customer $customer->{'customerID'}: ";
      print "$customer->{'last_name'}, $customer->{'first_name'}";
  }
 
 
  And if none of the existing functions are adequate, you can send
a raw SQL statement if you\'d like, by using
 
  $db->execute_sql( "SELCET name FORM mailbox_tabel WHEER login = 'binkler'" );
 
  You may retrieve table schema information in the form of a
hashtable, whose keys are the field names and whose values are
hashrefs to the various characteristics of each field, such as
'Type', 'Key', etc.  For convenience, the ->get_primary_key()
and ->get_auto_increments() methods have also been added.
 
=head1 AUTHOR
 
  xomina@bitstream.net