Thank you!!

So as not to have my constants in two places, I've written something like this: 

sub new {
    my ( $class, $attr ) = @_;

    foreach my $col ( $class->columns ) {
        my $col_info = $class->column_info( $col );
        if (    ! defined $attr->{$col}
             && exists $col_info->{default_value}
             && ! $col_info->{is_auto_increment} )
        {
            $attr->{$col} = $col_info->{default_value};
        }
    }

    return $class->next::method( $attr );
}

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With the little testing that I've done so far, this seems to work like a charm.

Thanks again!

In reply to Re^2: Default column values in DBIx::Class by kyle
in thread Default column values in DBIx::Class by kyle

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