def update(bucket)
			@queries['update'].execute(bucket.current, bucket.last_refill, bucket.total_used, bucket.name)
		end
def update(bucket)
			@queries['update'].execute(bucket.current, bucket.last_refill, bucket.total_used, bucket.name)
		end
def update ( bucket ) @queries [ 'update' ] . execute ( bucket . current , bucket . last_refill , bucket . total_used , bucket . name ) end
updates the key fields that need updating into the storage
 this is often cheaper for certain types of storage than using set()
 * *Args*    :
   - +bucket+ -> the Bucket to update.  The <tt>name</tt> field in the Bucket option will be used as a key.
 * *Returns* :
   - an empty result set
 * *Raises* :
   - +Mysql::Error+ -> any issue with the connection to the database or the SQL statements
updates the key fields that need updating into the storage this is often cheaper for certain types of storage than using set () * * Args * : - + bucket + - > the Bucket to update . The <tt > name< / tt > field in the Bucket option will be used as a key . * * Returns * : - an empty result set * * Raises * : - + Mysql :: Error + - > any issue with the connection to the database or the SQL statements