Ah, fabulous that does help a lot. Aside from having to remove duplicates in perl, the following does exactly what I was after:

sub accounts {
  my $self = shift;
  my $rs = $self->search({},
           { select   => ["project_id", "chart.accno", "chart.descript
+ion", "SUM(amount)"],
             as       => ["project_id", "accno", "description", "bal"]
+,
             group_by => ["project_id", "chart.accno", "chart.descript
+ion"],
             having   => { 'SUM(amount)' => { '!=', 0 } },
             join     => [ "chart" ],
           });
  $rs->result_class('DBIx::Class::ResultClass::HashRefInflator');
  unique map "$$_{accno} - $$_{description}", $rs->all;
}

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Good Day,
    Dean

In reply to Re^2: DBIx::Class Query Help by duelafn
in thread DBIx::Class Query Help by duelafn

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