When dbicdump does its thing it upcases the first character of the module name it creates in the result sets. So (at least in theory) you should be able to 

# Create a new row in the table planet
      my $new_planet=$db->resultset('Star')->new({...blah...});
      $planet->insert();

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among other things. Just to be sure I am able to select other result set objects 
        my $new_mode = $db->resultset("Starmode")->new({starmode=> $mo
+de});
        $new_mode->insert;
----

    my $new_size = $db->resultset("Starsize")->new({starsize=> $size})
+;
    $new_size->insert();
---

  my $new_sgt = $db->resultset("Stargrouptype")->new({type=>$sgt});
  $new_sgt->insert();
---

    my $new_type = $db->resultset("Startype")->new({startype=>$type});
    $new_type->insert();

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for instance.

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In reply to Re^2: Class::DBIx is driving me to drink! by blue_cowdawg
in thread Class::DBIx is driving me to drink! by blue_cowdawg

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