On 2/20/06 3:08 PM, Michael Lackhoff wrote:
> # but now lets look at it the other way round:
> print PVonline::Praxen::Manager->get_praxen_count(
> query => [organisation_id => 1]
> # same result with this line:
> # query => [organisation_id => $id]
> );
> # prints 0 !?!
Try adding this before your call to get_praxen_count()
local $Rose::DB::Object::Manager::Debug = 1;
That'll cause the SQL query to be printed before it's run. If the query
still looks correct but gives incorrect results, then please provide a
self-contained example of the bug: the database table definitions, some
sample data, and the Perl classes.
> Another observation, found during debugging attempts:
> If I change the query to
> query => [non_existant_field => 1]
> I get all the sets in this table and not an error about "non existant
> field in query" as I expected.
Hm, I'll look into that.
-John
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