Hi Monks,
I'm unable to figure this out. Any help would be great.

# search for im_network
@search_msgs = $schema->resultset('Message')->search(
  {
    'from_user.im_network' => 'Yahoo',
  },
  { join => 'from_user'  },
);
ok (scalar @search_msgs == 2, 'join message to user');

# search for receiving_user
@search_msgs = $schema->resultset('Message')->search(
  {
    'user.im_username' => 'linux_rohan',
  },
  { join => { conversation => { 'users' => 'user' } } },
);
ok (scalar @search_msgs == 2, 'join message to users');
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and the two SQL queries which are generated:

SELECT me.id, me.conversation, me.from_user, me.message, me.timestamp 
+FROM message me  JOIN user from_user ON ( from_user.id = me.from_user
+ ) WHERE ( from_user.im_network = ? ): 'Yahoo'

SELECT me.id, me.conversation, me.from_user, me.message, me.timestamp 
+FROM message me  JOIN conversation conversation ON ( conversation.id 
+= me.conversation ) LEFT JOIN conversation_user users ON ( users.conv
+ersation = conversation.id ) LEFT JOIN user user ON ( user.id = users
+.user ) WHERE ( user.im_username = ? ): 'linux_rohan'
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The above code works great. Apologies for not divulging any pre information. I basically need a query which combines the above two joins.

I tried passing an arrayref to join, like this,

{ join => [ 
    conversation => { 'users' => 'user' },
    'from_user',
]};
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but this does not work and says "No such relationship users". I'm not sure I have the correct syntax.

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