Ok, thanks a lot, I'll play with it a little more but I am getting frustrated...

Here's e.g. one problem I have:

I have two classes/tables with a one-to-many relationship.

So in the one I do 

# in SMU::Bubba
__PACKAGE__->has_many( hubbas => 'SMU::Hubba' );

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In the other I do: 
# in SMU::Hubba
__PACKAGE__->belongs_to( bubba => 'SMU::Bubba' );

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So now I can navigate from a Bubba-instance to a Hubba-instance like this: 
my $hubba = $bubba->bubbas->find($id);

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But now when I want to navigate back from the Hubba to the Bubba via 
$hubba->bubba

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I can do that and it gives me a Bubba-instance, but I am getting a different instance of the class (describing the same row) which is causing me problems as I want to be able to walk the whole graph up and down and then do one update.

Maybe I really do it all in plain DBI...

In reply to Re^2: Looking for DBIx::Class tutorials and examples by morgon
in thread Looking for DBIx::Class tutorials and examples by morgon

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