>
> Yes, but what if you want to test the values of those other fields, and
> conditionally *not* find it? This is important functionality,
> therefore, this is a mis-classified bug.
>
Ok, this is really something that doesn't work right out of the box, but
there are two solutions:
1.) Unset !PrimKey
2.) use an operator of ' = ' (with space around the equal sign, than
DBIx::Recordset will not recognize it as equal and will not do any
optimazations)
e.g.
*i=DBIx::Recordset->Setup({
'!DataSource'=>'dbi:mysql:mydb',
'!Table'=>'mytable',
'!PrimKey'=>'a'
});
$i->Search({a=>'c', '*a' => ' = ', b=>'d'});
> I think a better option would be to pass a hash which only contains what
> you want to check.
>
The interface is intended to catch most of the cases. I know it will not
catch all. The idea is that you can simply pass the whole %fdat to Search,
without having to sort out all relevant fields.
Gerald
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