Hello learned Bretheren,

I have managed to get DBIx::Class working using mysql. Here's my code:

# set up a schema class using 2 modules that I've written manually (th
+ere are more tables; this is just to make sure it works).
use MG::Schema::Tables;   # *
use MG::Schema::Country;  # *
my $schema = MG::Schema->connect('DBI:mysql:mg', 'jfrm', '???'); #* 

# Or better, fill the class with table info automatically (using a fil
+e called MG/Main.pm with content:
#package MG::Main;
#use base qw/DBIx::Class::Schema::Loader/;
#__PACKAGE__->loader_options(
#    relationships           => 1);

#use MG::Main;    #&
#my $schema = MG::Main->connect('DBI:mysql:mg', 'jfrm', '????'); #&

# Query for all countries and put them in an array,
my @all_countries = $schema->resultset('Country')->all;

# Create a result set to search for countries.
foreach my $country (@all_countries) {
    print "! ".$country->CountryCode." = ".$country->CountryName."<Br>
+";
    }

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So then I want to change to not have to write all the schemas out manually into modules by using the Schema::Loader module. So I comment out the 3 lines labelled #* and uncomment the 2 lines with #&. Here's the error:

[Wed Aug 23 18:22:49 2006] mgdb.pl: Attempt to free unreferenced scala
+r: SV 0x1fa7a5c, Perl interpreter: 0x224234 at C:/Perl/site/lib/SQL/A
+bstract/Limit.pm line 325.
[Wed Aug 23 18:22:49 2006] mgdb.pl:  at C:/Perl/site/lib/SQL/Abstract/
+Limit.pm line 325
Software error:
Can't locate object method "CountryCode" via package "MG::Main::Countr
+y" at C:/Information/mgroot/cgi-bin/mgdb.pl line 53.
 at C:/Information/mgroot/cgi-bin/mgdb.pl line 53

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So my humble question for meditation is: Is this because I'm doing something wrong due to my very poor understanding of object methods? Or is it a bug in this Abstract::Limit module (in which case I'll do my best to put in a bug report if i can work out how)?

thanks for any advice.

In reply to DBIx::Class::Schema::Loader prob by jfrm

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