Francisco == Francisco Obispo fobi...@isc.org writes:
Francisco Remember that Catalyst uses DBIx::Class as an ORM.
No it doesn't, but you can use DBIx::Class if you want to, or any other
ORM, for that matter, given it's perl and you can use whatever modules
you want.
Francisco so it
On 3 Apr 2011, at 20:25, Adam Jimerson wrote:
Or is it complaining about the lack of a
primary key all together?
Yes.
Also, you're probably better asking DBIx::Class questions on the
DBIx::Class list :)
Cheers
t0m
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Thank you that solved my problem, also I will keep that in mind if I
have any othr DBIx::Class questions/issues.
Tomas Doran wrote:
On 3 Apr 2011, at 20:25, Adam Jimerson wrote:
Or is it complaining about the lack of a
primary key all
Hi Adam,
Did you try putting result-set in the variable rather than directly putting
it into stash?
my $user = $c-model('DB::Tech')-find({id = $userid});
$user-update({ id = $username,
firstname = $fname,
lastname = $lname,
I managed to find my error that was causing my problem:
DBIx::Class::DynamicDefault::update(): Operation requires a primary key
to be declared on 'TickIt::Schema::Result::Tech' via set_primary_key at
/home/vendion/Projects/TickIt/script/../lib/TickIt/Controller/Admin.pm
line 114
Does it make a
Remember that Catalyst uses DBIx::Class as an ORM, so it must be able to
uniquely identified each row with a Primary Key.
If you're going to update the primary key (which is not usually a good idea),
make sure that you have 'ON UPDATE CASCADE' on referencing child tables,
otherwise the
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First of all hello people of the list!
I am working on my first Catalyst app and need some help updating an
entry from my database.
$c-stash( users_rs = $c-model('DB::Tech'));
my $user = $c-stash-{users_rs}-find({ id = $userid });
die No such
