* On Thu, Apr 10 2008, Shane Corgatelli wrote:
> I'm doing something similar:
>
> $results = $schema->resultset('Resource')->find('X300002', 1, 1)
> ->recurrence
> ->search_related('dates');
DBIC could probably "optimize" this (different input, same programmer
intentions), but in the mean time:
$schema->resultset('Resource')->
search({ X3000002 ... })->
related_resultset('recurrence')->
related_resultset('dates');
This keeps the row object out of the picture (introduced by find in your
code), which probably saves a trip to the database.
Regards,
Jonathan Rockway
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