Yep, that was it. I read those docs but some reason it didn't click with
what I was doing.
Thanks again for the help.
On 12/22/06, John Siracusa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 12/22/06 1:40 PM, Chris Campise wrote:
> package My::DB::Parent;
...
> relationships =>
> [
> child =>
> {
On 12/22/06 1:40 PM, Chris Campise wrote:
> package My::DB::Parent;
...
> relationships =>
> [
> child =>
> {
> class => 'My::DB::Child',
> column_map => { parent_id => 'parent_id' },
> type => 'one to many',
> },
You have that listed as "one to many",
John-
Thanks for the response. It's much appreciated.
You are correct in that both pks for these two tables are auto_increments,
so I went ahead and changed the column types to 'serial' as you suggested.
I re-ran my test script, and I'm still getting two rows inserted into the
'child' table wit
On 12/22/06 1:40 PM, Chris Campise wrote:
> The way I understood the above to work was that it would insert a new Parent
> row and then auto-insert ONE (1) Child row with the child.parent_id foreign
> key pointed back to parent.parent_Id. But there are two Child rows being
> inserted, and neither
Hi-
First time poster. :)
I have a simple mysql InnoDB database setup with two tables, Parent and
Child. Child contains a foreign key into Parent. It's a pretty trivial
setup, but I'm new to Rose::DB::Object and I'd like to be able to insert a
new Product and have the Child inserted automatica
