Michael,

I use my Oracle Proxy class daily without any trouble.  I would be happy 
to take a look at a complete example of you modules to see if I can spot 
anything amiss.  Of course, if it is a large proprietary system, I would 
suggest reducing it to simpler set of classes that demonstrate the 
problem.  Half the time when I do that I discover the problem myself :)

- philip

Michael Lackhoff wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Shame on me, I had forgotten to add a mapping of the driver to the
> Oracle::Proxy class, now it is working.
>
> After I got the connection I first tried to use the loader to create all
> the classes for me but that didn't work. I don't know if the reason is
> the proxy or RDBO because I couldn't test yet with a direct connection.
> Is this a known issue with Oracle? (Then I wouldn't do further tests)
>
> So I created one class from a simple table (just four fields, two of
> them build the primary key).
> Here the next problem struck. I wanted to get a record from the two
> primary key columns:
>
> my $m = DOD2::Customer_mapping->new(
>         client_identifier => '[EMAIL PROTECTED]',
>         requester_id      => 'ZBMED',
> )->load;
>
> Error message: No such DOD2::Customer_mapping where client_identifier,
> requester_id = [EMAIL PROTECTED], ZBMED at test02.pl line 10
>
> The record is there. The same query with the manager method
> get_customer_mapping worked perfectly.
>
> I switched on debugging, got the SQL statement and did a search with
> plain DBI using this statement and it worked, too.
>
> I hope it is not again a stupid mistake like before but it looks like
> something is still going wrong here.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> -Michael
>
>
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