i am generating a report with numbers of records. however when i do this:


### unique transits for org
      my $orguniq_rs = $org_rs->search( {}, {
                              group_by => [ qw/name/ ]
               }  );         

### unique transits for org type cargo
      my $one_rs = $orguniq_rs->search( {
                           'type' => { '=' => 'one' }
                        } );

### unique transits for org type tanker
      my $two_rs = $orguniq_rs->search( {
                           'type' => { '=' => 'two' }
                        } );

### unique transits for org type other
      my $other_rs = $orguniq_rs->search( {
                           'type' => { '!=' => [ 'one', 'two' ] }
                        } );

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now, what should happen is, one + two + other = uniqorg (ie, total) however, other is showing up with the same number of records as the total. i've tried to do: 

-or [ 'type' => { '!=' => [ 'one', 'two' ] } ]

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and  -and [ .. ]. if anyone has *any* suggestions, i'd appreciate it.

In reply to dbic record don't add up by ag4ve

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