Here is an example

This works fine

I declare a list of tables to display with config->display_tables

sub MyDB::MyTable::display_columns
{
   qw(
   job_type
   version
   col_a
   col_b)
}

This does not produce a warning, but reverts to displaying all columns in
alphabetical order, ignoring the display_column method

sub MyDB::my_table::display_columns
{
   qw(
   job_type
   version
   col_a
   col_b)
}

regards,

Kim

Kieren Diment wrote:


On 21 Dec 2005, at 09:57, Kim Ryan wrote:

HI all,

I have a fairly large database and have used the naming convention of
some_table, another_column  etc rather than SomeTable etc . This
doesn't cause any problems for the columns, but the underscore causes
grief with several maypole methods. Specifically, display columns
gets ignored and it defaults to alphabetical column order. I can also see
that any table joins will  probably need to join on names without
underscores in them.

Does Maypole and/or Class::DBI require camel cased (SomeTable etc).
database names to work correctly? I can change my entire schema to
this style quite easily.


I was under the impression that the opposite was the case that this_is the preferred naming convention and that ThisWill get you into trouble. Can you post some code to illustrate the problem?

Cheers

kd


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