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                  }
              };
          };

      Variants can be fetched using the colon : in the name:

          my $pg_orm    = orm('my_orm:pgsql');
          my $mysql_orm = orm('my_orm:mysql');

      This works in orm(), db(), schema(), table(), and row() builders. It
      does cascade, so if you ask for the mysql variant of an ORM, it will
      also give you the mysql variants of the database, schema, tables and
      rows.

    db $NAME

    db $NAME => sub { ... }

    $db = db $NAME

    $db = db $NAME => sub { ... }

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                }
            };
        };

    Variants can be fetched using the colon `:` in the name:

        my $pg_orm    = orm('my_orm:pgsql');
        my $mysql_orm = orm('my_orm:mysql');

    This works in `orm()`, `db()`, `schema()`, `table()`, and `row()` builders. It does
    cascade, so if you ask for the `mysql` variant of an ORM, it will also give you
    the `mysql` variants of the database, schema, tables and rows.

- `db $NAME`
- `db $NAME => sub { ... }`
- `$db = db $NAME`
- `$db = db $NAME => sub { ... }`

    Used to define a database.

        db mydb => sub {

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            }
        };
    };

Variants can be fetched using the colon C<:> in the name:

    my $pg_orm    = orm('my_orm:pgsql');
    my $mysql_orm = orm('my_orm:mysql');

This works in C<orm()>, C<db()>, C<schema()>, C<table()>, and C<row()> builders. It does
cascade, so if you ask for the C<mysql> variant of an ORM, it will also give you
the C<mysql> variants of the database, schema, tables and rows.

=item C<< db $NAME >>

=item C<< db $NAME => sub { ... } >>

=item C<< $db = db $NAME >>

=item C<< $db = db $NAME => sub { ... } >>