Thanks for the help. I have done reading, but what I have tried was giving me errors. I had something similar to your first to examples.

method get_my_mixedskills( $id, $color1, $color2 ) {
   my $whrcls;
   if(!$color2){
       $whrcls = "ID => $id, color => $color1";
   }
   else {
       $whrcls = "-and => [
               -or => [ color => $color1, color => $color2, ],
               ID => $id, ], "
    }
    my @myskills_objs = $schema->resultset( 'TblSkillSelected' )->search({ $whrcls },
                   { order_by => 'SID' });
}

But using this I got an error, listed in the previous post.

Yours script is slightly different. I will try that.

Thanks again

In reply to Re^2: Querying data with and & or when using DBIx::Class by phildeman
in thread Querying data with and & or when using DBIx::Class by phildeman

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