I am having difficulty trying to retrieve rows of data when using prefetch or join.

PERSON TABLE PACKAGE CONTAINS:

__PACKAGE__->has_many(
  "tbl_requests",
  "DB::MyDBS::Result::TblRequests",
  { "foreign.PID" => "self.PID" },
  { cascade_copy => 0, cascade_delete => 0 },
);
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When making the query from the app:

my @requests = $schema->resultset( 'TblPerson' )->search({
                                                   LastName => 'Smith'
+,
                                                   FirstName => 'John'
+ },
                { prefetch => 'tbl_requests' }
        );

foreach my $request (@requests) {
    print "Name: " . $request->LastName . ", " .$request->FirstName . 
+"\n";
    print "SternID: " . $request->username . "\n";
    print "PrefName: " . $request->PrefName . "\n";
    print "Status: " . $request->tbl_requests->status . " . "\n";
}
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This produces the following error:

Name: Smith, John
Username: js12345
Can't locate object method "status" via package "DBIx::Class::ResultSet" at test_requests.pl line 18

Line 18 in the test script is: print "Status: " . $request->tbl_requests->status . " . "\n";

Now this works fine when I do the reverse:

__PACKAGE__->belongs_to(
  "p",
  "DB::MyDBS::Result::TblPerson",
  { PID => "PID" },
  { is_deferrable => 1, on_delete => "NO ACTION", on_update => "NO ACT
+ION" },
);
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When making the query from the app:

        my @requests = $schema->resultset( 'TblRequests' )->search({
                              'p.LastName' => 'Smith',
                              'p.FirstName' => 'John' },
                { prefetch => 'p' }
        );

foreach my $request (@requests) {
    print "Name: " . $request->p->LastName . ", ". $request->p->FirstN
+ame . "\n";
    print "SternID: " . $request->p->username . "\n";
    print "Status: " . $request->status . " . "\n";
}
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Any thoughts why the first scenario gives the error and the second does not?

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