I think that is something wrong in slides

perl script/blog_create.pl model DBIC DBIC::Schema Blog::Schema create static DBI:SQLite:root/catalyst

try to substitute static for dynamic like this:

perl script/blog_create.pl model DBIC DBIC::Schema Blog::Schema create dynamic DBI:SQLite:root/catalyst UPDATE:

i try to simulate problem reading the tutorial of the jrockway, and i got this error when i try to create schema:

lornbook:~/foo/blog/Blog lorn$ perl script/blog_create.pl model DBIC D
+BIC::Schema Blog::Schema   create=static DBI:SQLite:/tmp/foo
 exists "/Users/lorn/foo/blog/Blog/script/../lib/Blog/Model"
 exists "/Users/lorn/foo/blog/Blog/script/../t"
DBIx::Class::Schema::Loader::make_schema_at(): No such column create o
+n table posts at /usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.8/Catalyst/Helper
+/Model/DBIC/Schema.pm line 119
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Did you got this errors? i dont know what is this error, but using 'create dynamic' is not the solution

UPDATE - 2:

the problem is a "copy & paste" from the xul slides, i know its weird but, i try to digite CREATE TABLES posts... manually, and everything works now, when i start the App, they show me the tables posts 'Blog::Model::DBIC::Posts' :) ( in your posts they show only 'Blog::Model::DBIC')

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