Using SQL::Abstract I m trying to build a query that looks something like this:

age <= 80 AND age >= 20 AND city = Jerusalem

but could not do so far.

%where = (
   city => Jerusalem,
   age => [
        {'<=', 80},
        {'>=', 20},
   ],
);

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seem not to generate the needed query. At least the results include values above 80. Setting

logic => 'and'

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did not seem to help either.

Update:

Actually using directly SQL::Abstract the above code works and returns the correct query but I am using it through Class::DBI::Plugin::Pager. 

    
my $pager = __PACKAGE__->pager(
   where         => \@where, 
   abstract_attr => {logic => 'and'}
);

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and the error message indicates that I don't get any part of the where clause:  WHERE   LIMIT 10 OFFSET 0

I don't seem to be able to retrieve the actual query from the $pager

Update 2

... and looking at the code of Class::DBI::Plugin::Pager the bug seem to be on line 197 where sub _init checks if the where parameter is a HASH...

In reply to multiple restrictions with SQL::Abstract by szabgab

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