One more thing - this test fails:
ok( $schema-resultset('CD')-find( {
cdid = 1,
liner_notes = {
'notes' = 'test note changed'
},
},
{ key = 'primary' }
),
'CD found'
);
The liner_notes are linked to the CD by the CD's
Moritz Onken wrote:
Am 17.01.2009 um 06:35 schrieb Ashley:
http://www.mail-archive.com/dbix-class@lists.scsys.co.uk/msg02450.html
What am I, chopped Warnock?
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Producer::PG and Produver::SQLite have very much in common.
Du you think it make sense to subclass from Postgres and
Hi,
I am looking for some hints on a problem of hardcoding a relationship to
a multicolumn key in a different table:
My App Package is defined with a PK appid.
It needs to get some entries from the Maps Package,
wheras the Maps table has a multicolumn key (fixedid and appid).
The appid columns
Zbigniew Lukasiak wrote:
One more thing - this test fails:
ok( $schema-resultset('CD')-find( {
cdid = 1,
liner_notes = {
'notes' = 'test note changed'
},
},
{ key = 'primary' }
),
'CD found'
);
The
Heiko Gruner wrote:
Hi,
I am looking for some hints on a problem of hardcoding a relationship to
a multicolumn key in a different table:
My App Package is defined with a PK appid.
It needs to get some entries from the Maps Package,
wheras the Maps table has a multicolumn key (fixedid and
Hi Peter,
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Gesendet: 02.02.09 21:41:21
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Sorry for the late reply.
No