On 11/18/2014 12:36 PM, RAPPAZ Francois wrote:
Thanks for replying !
So it's a feature, not a bug ?
It's neither, it has to do with design.
In mysql, I can execute
"update `ddrefs` inner join `ddusers` using (iduser) set id_credit = 22 WHERE
ddrefs.iduser = 3"
A similar (though *not* identical) effect can be achieved by operating
on a ResultSet (not Result). Given your original example, the above
would look something like:
$s->resultset('Ddref')->search(
{ 'RefUser.iduser' => 3 },
{ join => 'RefUser' }
)->update({ id_credit => 22 });
Again - you need to internalize the difference between the Result and
ResultSet concepts, they are not interchangeable (if anything - they are
orthogonal).
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