John,
OK, that certainly works. Perhaps not exactly as I had
expected, but it works. I guess I was approaching it
as though the query was a multi-table inner join with
the iterator returning a single row of the query
result containing all columns of all tables involved.
I guess I need to look at approaching the listing of
instructors and the classes they teach from a
different angle, as sorting that list by instructor
name should be possible (and easy!)
Thanks again!
Scott Karns
--- John Siracusa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 1/9/06, Scott Karns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I still seem to be missing something. As I'm
> > iterating through all the classes, how can I get
> > at the School::Person object referenced by the
> > "instructors" relation?
>
> Remember that each School::CourseSection has many
> School::Person objects related through the
"instructors"
> relationship. So for each School::CourseSection,
you
> need to iterate over the list of "instructors"
> (School::Person objects), then ask each one for its
> fname, lname, etc.
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