Hi Paul,

This is an actual bug introduced by (I think) https://github.com/dbsrgits/dbix-class/commit/d0cefd99a. I will fix that shortly after the current permission dispute is resolved and I can get back to actually working on things.

In the meantime - use create() instead, it will be a tad (not much) slower, and will DTRT.

Minimal reproduction based on the DBIC test suite: 

~$ perl -It/lib -MDBICTest -e '
  DBICTest->init_schema->resultset("Artist")->populate([{
    name => "beh",
    cds => [{
      cdid => 666,
      year => 0,
      title => "buh",
      tracks => [{
        title => "eeeh"
      }]
    }]
  }])
'

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The working example with create() instead: 

~$ DBIC_TRACE_PROFILE=console perl -It/lib -MDBICTest -e '
  my $s = DBICTest->init_schema;
  $s->storage->debug(1);
  $s->resultset("Artist")->create({
    name => "beh",
    cds => [{
      cdid => 666,
      year => 0,
      title => "buh",
      tracks => [{
        title => "eeeh"
      }]
    }]
  })
'
BEGIN WORK
INSERT INTO artist( name ) 
  VALUES( 'beh' )
INSERT INTO cd( artist, cdid, title, year ) 
  VALUES( '4', '666', 'buh', '0' )
SELECT me.position 
  FROM track me 
WHERE cd = '666' 
ORDER BY position DESC 
  LIMIT '1'
INSERT INTO track( cd, position, title ) 
  VALUES( '666', '1', 'eeeh' )
COMMIT

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In reply to Re: SQL Syntax error from recursive DBIx::Class populate by ribasushi
in thread SQL Syntax error from recursive DBIx::Class populate by Boldra

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