Re: Class::DBI has_a() relationships with multi-value keys

Don't worry, it's easy.

sub foreign_obj {
    my $self = shift;
    my $foreign_obj = Foreign::Class->retrieve(
        key1 => $self->key1(),
        key2 => $self->key2(),
    );
    return $foreign_obj;
}
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Re^2: Class::DBI has_a() relationships with multi-value keys by MrCromeDome (Deacon) on Oct 29, 2004 at 21:20 UTC
So do I do that in my parent class? If so, what does it look like in the child's definition? Or did I miss something? ;) MrCromeDome	[reply]
Re^3: Class::DBI has_a() relationships with multi-value keys by perrin (Chancellor) on Oct 29, 2004 at 21:33 UTC
You just do that in the parent class, i.e. the one that is holding a copy of other class' primary key in its table. If you want a has_many method in the child class that goes the other way, you could code one of those too, using a search() instead of retrieve().	[reply]