My guess would be to just call add_to_providers and pass it the provider as a provider_id:

my $user = AppSys::User->create({
    ...
});

# Get the AppSys::Provider object
my $provider = AppSys::Provider->retrieve(...);

$user->add_to_providers({
  provider_id => $provider,
});

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It looks like the provider has to exist in the ap_prprofile table for the AppSys::User->add_to_providers call to work. In other words, Class::DBI is not creating a new provider for you, it is just linking an existing provider to the user you just created.

I haven't used the mapping features of Class::DBI myself, but this is what I understand from the doc example.

- Cees

In reply to Re: Class::DBI - addiing map entry when adding to one of the mapped classes. by cees
in thread Class::DBI - addiing map entry when adding to one of the mapped classes. by jdtoronto

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