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Have you regenerated your schema using 'dbicdump' after making changes ?

This is the biggest operatioal change when moving from Class:DBI , where that step is not required.

FYI - here is a very similar functioning baby app I wrote when learning this stuff (which I have subsequently forgotten): 

use strict;
use warnings;
use MusicApp::Schema; 
#MusicApp::Schema::Result::Band->has_many( albums => 'MusicApp::Schema
+::Result::Album', 'band');#{ 'foreign.band' => 'self.name' });

my $bandname = $ARGV[0] || "The Beatles";
my $DB_NAME="musicdb.sqlite";

my $schema = MusicApp::Schema->connect("dbi:SQLite:$DB_NAME");

my $bandrs =  $schema->resultset('Band')->search({ name => { -like => 
+"\%$bandname\%" } }) ;

while (my $b = $bandrs->next){
  print "BAND: ",$b->name, "  Started ", $b->year,"\n";
  my $albumrs = $b->albums;
  while (my $a = $albumrs->next){
        print "\tALBUM: ",$a->year,"\t",$a->name,"\n";
       
        my $songrs =  $a->songs;
     while (my $s = $songrs->next){
        print "\t\tSONG: ",$s->track, "\t",$s->name,"\n";
      }
  }
}

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             My goal ... to kill off the slow brain cells that are holding me back from synergizing my knowledge of vertically integrated mobile platforms in local cloud-based content management system datafication.

In reply to Re: Proper way to drilldown using DBIx::Class? by NetWallah
in thread Proper way to drilldown using DBIx::Class? by ChuckP

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