That was quick!
Thank you.
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Michael
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On 5/17/06 4:52 PM, Michael Drozdov wrote:
> In other words, it remembers the parent_id=26 generated by query (1),
> and misses child_id=27, generated by query (4).
This was a bug. It's fixed in SVN now, and the fix will go out in the next
RDBO release. Thanks for the report! :)
-John
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On 5/17/06 4:52 PM, Michael Drozdov wrote:
> On a minor note,
> local $Rose::DB::Object::Debug = 1
> doesn't print query (2).
That's because it uses the Manager to do that one. There are separate debug
variables for the Manager and Object. Set both to see everything:
local $Rose::DB::Objec
Hi;
I'm following example discussed in
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=9327291&forum_id=46239
Here is the code:
(I'm using MySQL and Rose::DB::Object version 0.724)
create table foo (
idint unsigned not null AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
name varchar(25
On 12/27/05 8:27 AM, John Siracusa wrote:
> On 12/27/05 8:22 AM, John Siracusa wrote:
>> [a bunch of stuff that's not applicable to your situation]
Actually, I was mostly right earlier. (No, really this time! :) You have a
conflict in your FooParent class between the foreign key and column names
On 12/27/05 8:22 AM, John Siracusa wrote:
> [a bunch of stuff that's not applicable to your situation]
Er, sorry about that. I misread your example. I'm in a rush this morning.
I'll look at it again later and post something that's actually correct... :)
-John
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On 12/26/05 10:20 PM, Daniel Pittman wrote:
> The error I get on trying to load the object is:
>
> Cannot create method FooParent::child - method already exists at
> /usr/share/perl5/Rose/DB/Object/Metadata/MethodMaker.pm line 379
> [...]
> If anyone can point me to where I have gone wrong, or ev
G'day. I am just starting out with RDBO, having previously used
Class::DBI a fair bit. I have a couple of questions...
In my trial project I need to establish a (well, two, actually)
self-referential many-to-many relationship on one of my tables.
The table structure is trivial:
create table fo
