Hello,
I am creating objects from a Manager call:
my $items= My::DBO::Manager::Item->get_items(
query => [
sku => int($sku),
active => 1,
],
);
But they have map_records that I don't want
foreach my $item (@$items) {
die $item->map_record if ($item->map_record);
}
These map_records are from another valid relationship for this item,
but they have nothing to do with the calls I'm making. Is this
happening because items are cached in memory based on their primary
key? I am running in a mod_perl environment.
How can I control this behaviour? There is a more appropriate type of
$item->map_record that I want access to, but it does not exist because
of this cached one. Thoughts?
Derek
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