Thanks for your reply - this really looks very promisising.

For my current needs however I may not be able to use it as I am supposed to use only those CPAN-modules that can be found in the ubuntu-repositories.

But be it as it may - is there an easy way in DBIx::Class to create a row belonging to another resultset based on a given resultset that would copy over all shared attributes?

In pseudo-code something like: 

my $rs1 = $schema->resultset("table1");
my $rs2 = $schema->resultset("table2");

my $o1 = $rs1->find({ id => $id });
my $o2 = $rs2->create_copy($o1); # does something like this exist?

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As a related question I know I can get plain hashes from a resultset with DBIx::Class::ResultClass::HashRefInflator but only when I use it as a setting on the resultset-class.

But how would I convert a row that I have already retrieved, i.e. something like 

my $o = $rs1->find({ id => $id });
my $hash_ref = $o->as_hashref; # does this exist?

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Many thanks!

In reply to Re^2: data historization with DBIx::Class by morgon
in thread data historization with DBIx::Class by morgon

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