just to add to that: I got a suspicion that you may have used a Catalyst
helper to create the database model with DBIC Schema Loader in *dynamic
mode*, which is probably what you mean with porting this to Catalyst(?)
If so: you need to change that to static mode and let the Schema::Loader
actually write the Schema files and work with those. It's better to work
with a static schema anyway.
Once you have your Schema files you can add ResultSet classes and use
this new helper as described. You can still re-generate the Schema
classes as and when you make changes to the schema.
Hope this helps a little bit
Frank
On 10/05/12 23:25, fREW Schmidt wrote:
Ok, I understand how that works I think, but how/where do I
integrate it into my code as I am using Catalyst models and I'm
very confused on this one.
I don't completely have enough information to answer, but you need to
make a base resultset and use that in your schema, and put the
correlate helper in the base resultset. "Catalyst models" are just
DBIx::Class results.
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