Hi thanks for post i made it like you advised but it didn't help here is the code:

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# Package MyDictionary::DBI
# 
# Represents object oriented form of my Database

package MyDictionary::DBI;
use base "Class::DBI::SQLite";
MyDictionary::DBI->set_db('Main', "dbi:SQLite:dbname=Dictionary.db");

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# Package MyDictionary::En_To_Sk
#
# Represents en_to_sk table

package MyDictionary::En_To_Sk;
use base "MyDictionary::DBI";

MyDictionary::En_To_Sk->set_up_table('en_to_sk');
MyDictionary::En_To_Sk->columns(All => (eng_id sk_id));
MyDictionary::En_To_Sk->has_a('eng_id' => "MyDictionary::Engword");
MyDictionary::En_To_Sk->has_a('sk_id' => "MyDictionary::Skword");

# Package MyDictionary::Engword
# 
# Represent englishword table

package MyDictionary::Engword;
use base "MyDictionary::DBI";

MyDictionary::Engword->set_up_table("englishword");
MyDictionary::Engword->columns(Primary   => qw/eng_id/);
MyDictionary::Engword->columns(All => (eng_id engword));
MyDictionary::Engword->has_many("translations", 'MyDictionary::En_To_S
+k', 'eng_id');

#MyDictionary::Engword->has_many('translations',['MyDictionary::En_To_
+Sk' => 'skword'], 'engword');


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# Package MyDictionary::Skword
# 
# Represent skwordmeaning table

package MyDictionary::Skword;
use base "MyDictionary::DBI";

MyDictionary::Skword->set_up_table("skwordmeaning");
MyDictionary::Skword->columns(Primary   => qw/sk_id/);
MyDictionary::Skword->columns(All => (sk_id skword));

#MyDictionary::Skword->has_many('translations',['MyDictionary::En_To_S
+k' => 'engword'], 'skword');

MyDictionary::Skword->has_many("translations", 'MyDictionary::En_To_Sk
+', 'sk_id');

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Finally i've done it through DBIx it is better documented with more users. Thanks

In reply to Re^2: Class DBI many to many by zooey
in thread Class DBI many to many by zooey

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