Hallo,
I think I've 'managed' this now. ;)
Digging this mailing list again (and again...), I've found the hint to place a
function in the ::Manager that does what I need. So, I added a function to the
::Manager of my 'central table' that loads all the data from all related tables.
This way, I can drop in a different schema and provide reliable data by just
adding the appropriate method. The knot was cut. :)
My 'driver' now takes the data and converts it into a hash of hashes by
recursion. So, I can cleanly update related objects by using the
has_loaded_related() RDBO::Helper method. :)
Here's the manager method (for those who, like me, just need an idea...):
sub get_full_data_iterator {
my ( $class, $id, $db ) = @_;
my $with;
foreach my $rel ( $class->object_class->meta->relationships ) {
push @{$with}, $rel->name;
}
my %params = (
query => [
SYSTEMID => $id,
],
with_objects => $with,
db => $db,
multi_many_ok => 1,
);
my $itr = $class->get_objects_iterator(
%params
);
return $itr;
};
Thanks again.
Bianka
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