On 10/20/06 2:37 AM, James Masters wrote:
> This is all working wonderfully. But now I want to do a similar thing with
> an individual record for which I know the primary key value. I assume it's
> quickest/best to use Rose::DB::Object rather than Manager in this case. But
> I can't see in the documentation how to specify the class. In the Manager
> doc. it's clear but Rose::DB::Object doesn't seem to mention it and my
> various attempts so far don't work. e.g.
>
> my $record = Rose::DB::Object->new(class => $classname,
> 'primarykeyfieldname' => $pk);
> $record->load;
>
> What am I misunderstanding?
If you know the class name already, just do this:
$record = $class->new(primarykeyfieldname => $pk)->load;
-John
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