Hello i need some help understanding OOP Perl using Moose; i have created a class whose attributes are all subtypes , for validation purposes. Example code :

 
package InputData;
use Moose;
use InputDataSubtypes qw(subtype);

has 'attribute' => (
     is => 'rw',
     isa => subtype,
     required => 1,
);

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I want to pass InputData to a subroutine , then use InputData->attribute , as if i would be using a getter in Java. The InputData->attribute is used to do a query on a mysql database using prepared statement:

package Operations;
use DBI;
use DBConnection;
use InputData;
use Moose;

sub querryDatabase() {
   my($inputData) = @_;
   my $query = 'select stuff from myTable where attribute = ?';
   my $dataSource = DBConnection->getConnection();
   my $preparedStatement = $dataSource->prepare($query);
   $preparedStatement->execute($inputData->attribute) or die "SQL Erro
+r: $DBI::errstr\n"; 
   while (my @row = $preparedStatement->fetchrow_array){ print "@row\n
+"; }
   
   $preparedStatement->finish();
   $dataSource->disconnect();
   
}

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i call the subroutine like this :

package MainScript;
use strict;
use warnings;
use v5.22;
use InputData;
use Operations;
use Moose;
my $myInputData = InputData->new(

    {
        attribute => 'caller',
        
    }            
);

#here i do the sub call;
Operations->querryDatabase($myInputData);
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But i get the error Can't locate object method "attribute" via package "Operations" at ....Operations.pm line 28. Any help would be greatly appreciated, also sorry if i didn't format the question appropiatly

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