Hi,

Thanks for suggestion, but unfortunately I tried but it does not seem to work for me :-( I am posting my code, so that people can get a closer look. :-)

Page.pm

package DBI::Page; use base 'DBI::Sec_scheduler'; __PACKAGE__->table('page'); __PACKAGE__->columns(All => ( "page_id", "page_title", ) ); __PACKAGE__->has_many(cols => 'DBI::Column'); 1;
Page_column.pm
package DBI::Page_column; use base 'DBI::Sec_scheduler'; __PACKAGE__->table('page_column'); __PACKAGE__->columns(All => ( "page_id", "column_id", ) ); __PACKAGE__->has_a(page_id => 'DBI::Page'); __PACKAGE__->has_a(column_id => 'DBI::Column'); 1;
Column.pm
package DBI::Column; use base 'DBI::Sec_scheduler'; __PACKAGE__->table('column'); __PACKAGE__->columns(All => ( "column_id", "column_title", ) ); __PACKAGE__->has_many(pages => 'DBI::Page'); 1;
test.pl
#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; use Data::Dumper; use lib '/home/rohan/work/sec_scheduler/modules'; use sec_scheduler; my $p = DBI::Page->retrieve(page_id => 1); print Dumper($p->cols);

After I run test.pl, I get the foll. error:

Use of 'croak' is deprecated at /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.0/Class/DBI.pm line 950. Use '_croak' instead is not a column of DBI::Column at ./test.pl line 9
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