Now - this is rather pathological example - but if you have a
belongs_to relation and no has_many relation from the other side then
related object creation blows.
Here is the verbatim test I wrote for it (against the DBICTest schema,
Bookmark has a belongs_to relation, Link has no defined
Routinely I get error messages like this:
DBIx::Class::Row::insert():
DBI Exception: DBD::mysql::st execute failed: Duplicate entry
\'05a18ab65b354b2c4112de48f45419bf\' for key 1 [for Statement INSERT
INTO identifier (authority, created, entity_pid, identifier_id,
modified, type, value) VALUES
On 26 Nov 2008, at 15:56, Ovid wrote:
I've
given up looking for the code which does this, otherwise I'd submit a
patch.
It appears to be in DBI, so its a case of whether Tim would be
interested in a patch for that (or catching and refiring the
exception, which appears prone to do
- Original Message
It appears to be in DBI, so its a case of whether Tim would be interested in
a
patch for that (or catching and refiring the exception, which appears prone
to
do something unexpected later).
In retrospect, that's so obvious that I'm embarrassed that I sent
On 26 Nov 2008, at 16:33, Ovid wrote:
- Original Message
It appears to be in DBI, so its a case of whether Tim would be
interested in a
patch for that (or catching and refiring the exception, which
appears prone to
do something unexpected later).
In retrospect, that's so
