Hello,
What's the right way to design this library ?
my $lib = new MyLib;
$lib->init_cd_burner;
my $schema = $lib->get_schema;
my $rs = $schema->resultset('CD')->search( $search_params );
while( my $cd = $rs->next )
{
$cd->set_cd_burner( $lib->get_cd_burner );
$cd->burn_this_cd;
}
or else :
Hello,
I am trying to build a query based on two column values as folows:
columnA = x (one char, any char - not null)
columnB = zz _or_ x,xx,yyy,mm (comma seperated values or just one value)
I am looking for rows where: (columnB contains either zz or mm...)
columnA = x AND ( columnB = z
Hello,
I am performing a join between a table 'mdata', that has a 'has many'
relationship with 'mc' and 'mt'. $where contains conditions over mc and mt,
and I want all columns of mc and mdata in the result. So I prefetch mc:
push @{ $attr->{join} }, 'mt';
push @{ $attr->{join} }, 'mc';
my $rs1 =
On Fri, Jan 18 2013, mpm wrote:
> push @{ $attr->{join} }, 'mt';
> push @{ $attr->{join} }, 'mc';
> my $rs1 = $c->model('weight::Mdata')->search( $where, $attr,{prefetch =>
> 'mc'});
I think your curly braces are misplaced. this should do what you want:
my $rs1 = $c->model('weight::Mdata')->sea
