On Wed, 17 Jan 2007, Igor Longagnani wrote:

Hi Alexander,
I am "rewriting some old script" to make it "better" ( ahahah we will
check this in the end ),
so I am just guessing the full envrioment/project ...anyway:

I have some table, lets say TABNAME  (n.b. =$table in the Perl excerpt),
with a multifield primary-key (CENTER,ALTNO,CODPAT):
... some project specification I couldnt be made aware of, asks for
"cloning a row":

Rules for subkeys already implemented in the previous script are:

CENTER doesnt change
ALTNOis max(ALTNO) where CENTER = <current CENTER  value>
CODPAT s taken form a sequence

So, after some RTFM mumbling i thought to follow such ... "path"

               # get record data to be cloned
               my $data = $c->model($table)->find( $criteria );

               # set the new key val
               my $newcriteria = $criteria;
               $newcriteria->{center}    = $new_center;
               $newcriteria->{altno}    = $new_altno;
               $newcriteria->{codpat}    = $new_codpat;

               # change the key and insert the new record
               my $copy = $data->copy( $newcriteria );

# Do I need to call "copy->update" or "copy->insert" in the end?  ( ehm
this is a quetion in the question hehe :) )

No, copy calls insert for you.

I though i could have chaged the primary keys myself ..but, to do this,
at least 1 sub-key field has to be queried from a sequence
because of previous project decisions.

No, if you just make sure you have the primary key set to "is_auto_increment" in the add_columns, then copy will automatically empty that field for you, and it should work just the same as when you use ->create. (If that works, I assuming you are using triggers and sequences?)

Jess

I am sure ma attempt to explain made the things wore  but i hope this
helps ...in giving a better picture.
Thanks in advance for Your help.

Igor





Hartmaier Alexander ha scritto:
Hi Igor!

I'd suggest you explain what you try to archieve first, because I *never ever* 
needed to fetch the nextval of a sequence by myself in any of my catalyst apps 
and also never to care about locking with Oracle (9 and now 10).

-Alex



-----Original Message-----
From: Igor Longagnani [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2007 10:43 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Dbix-class] info Oracle: executing sql code for sequences or
lock

Hi, once again ...

I am using DBIX::Class into Catalyst environment and i am trying to
figure out a solution for 2 problems different but with common roots:

1 - how can i execute something like "SELECT mysequence.NEXTVAL from
DUAL"  ??

2 - how can i execute something like "lock table $tablename exclusive
mode nowait"  ??

Thanks again, I am a little stuck and feel quite ignorant myself.
I tried some RTFM search with no real luck.

Any clue?

Igor

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