I think this line is supposed to be hubbas, not bubbas, just to clarify-
$hubba = $bubba->hubbas->find($id);That's a bit odd way to do it. hubbas called on a bubba is going to return the list of the hubbas that belong to it. I didn't even realize your syntax would work (calling a method on the hubbas call). I can't test it now but it's probably because the context returns an iterator instead of an object list and the iterator will allow the find call.
You probably want, should be using, the search_related method. $hubba->bubba returns the object representing the result/row of that bubba. It's not a resultset and I don't think context manipulation, like the hubbas call can change that.
About DBI... DBI is great! DBIC is built on it and its various engines. That said, DBIC buys you 100 things DBI doesn't and they are the things that most devs end up rolling themselves in some form or another and doing 1) badly, 2) without tests, 3) in a dead-end way, 4) without public release, 4) buggy, 5) etc. I have a rant brewing for AM below. Don't know if I'll bother tonight but that kind of thinking is what dooms software projects that end up growing to be miserable dung heaps for the devs who inherit them; c.f., me.
In reply to Re^3: Looking for DBIx::Class tutorials and examples
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in thread Looking for DBIx::Class tutorials and examples
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