Hi,
Another task I commonly do in DBIC is to access resultsets from the
$schema object, eg:
$schema-resultset('MyObject')-find(1);
Sometimes I make a mistake, and write:
$schema-resultset('MyObjcet')-find(1);
However that compiles just fine, and won't get picked up until that bit
of code is
Hello,
This message is an update to my post from yesterday of the same subject. If you
don't have it handy, then a copy is archived at
http://mm.darrenduncan.net/pipermail/muldis-db-devel/2009-April/23.html .
I have significantly updated the Muldis D code samples of yesterday and the
Hey,
I've noticed in the docs for has_one, that the 3rd arg is
$join_condition (optional). Is this a mistake? Shouldn't has_one accept
the same args as might_have?
Ben
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On Wed, Apr 08, 2009 at 06:23:39PM +0200, Andreas Mock wrote:
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I was pleased to see that there's some support for savepoints, which
leads to the possibility of finally having an atomic create_or_update().
I'm interested in that. How are you doing it?
Why do you need savepoints to do a
