Re: Problems with DBIx::Class and SQL JOIN's

I think your search should look something like:

$c->model('DB::Users')->search(
    { 'role.role' => 'friend' },
    {
        join => { 'map_user_role' =>  'role'  },
        '+select' => [ 'role.id', 'role.role' ],
        '+as'     => [ 'roleid', 'role' ],
        rows => 10, 
    },
);
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Re^2: Problems with DBIx::Class and SQL JOIN's by Tommy (Chaplain) on Jun 08, 2009 at 22:43 UTC
Two observations: It works... as long as you only search by one role at a time. I don't know why, but I'll take what I can get! You have my gratitude. It does not work if you remove the plus ("+") sign from the "+select", and "+as" hash keys. Why is this so? Could anyone shed some light on why this works? If I know why/how it works, then I'll never have to ask related questions again --I'll already know the underlying principle and be able to apply it. Again, my thanks to you, Arunbear! -- Tommy	[reply]
Re^3: Problems with DBIx::Class and SQL JOIN's by Arunbear (Prior) on Jun 09, 2009 at 16:38 UTC
You only get one role at a time because the search was limited to the 'friend' role. To change that you need to change the 'where' criteria in the 1st hashref: `$c->model('DB::Users')->search_like( { 'username' => '%foo%' }, { join => { 'map_user_role' => 'role' }, '+select' => [ 'role.id', 'role.role' ], '+as' => [ 'roleid', 'role' ], rows => 10, }, );` [download] The plus ("+") sign is needed because 'role.id' and 'role.role' do not originate in the Users schema/table	[reply] [d/l]