Thanks for your reply. Perhaps I was a bit vague, so here is some more detail.

No, the JSON data does not contain the relationships. Only table names, and I infer the foreign keys.

Consider the following SQL of two tables where one is referencing the other's PK:

CREATE TABLE MyappType (
  Id INTEGER NOT NULL UNIQUE
  # ...
);
CREATE TABLE AvailableMyapp (
  MyappTypeId INTEGER NOT NULL,
  FOREIGN KEY(MyappTypeId) REFERENCES MyappType(Id)
  # ...
);

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Using:

DBIx::Class::Schema::Loader::make_schema_at(
  'Myapps::Model::Schema',
  skip_load_external => 1,
  naming => {
   monikers => 'preserve',
   #relationships => 'current', 
   column_accessors => 'preserve',
  },
);

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creates following perl in file : Model::Schema::Result::AvailableMyapp

...
__PACKAGE__->has_many(
  "available_myapps",
  "Myapps::Model::Schema::Result::AvailableMyapp",
      {
          "foreign.MyappTypeId" => "self.Id",
      },

      {
          "cascade_copy" => "0",
          "cascade_delete" => "0",
      },
);

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and this perl in file 'Model/Schema/Result/AvailableMyapp.pm':

...
__PACKAGE__->belongs_to(
  "myapp_type",
  "Myapps::Model::Schema::Result::MyappType",

      {
          "Id" => "MyappTypeId",
      },

      {
          "is_deferrable" => "0",
          "on_delete" => "NO ACTION",
          "on_update" => "NO ACTION",
      },
);

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My problem is with the relationship names "available_myapps" and "myapp_type". I don't want the plural in the first one and I don't want to break the camel type for either.

In reply to Re^2: DBIx::Class : stop changing table, column, relationship names by bliako
in thread DBIx::Class : stop changing table, column, relationship names by bliako

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