__PACKAGE__->has_many('PartTypes' => 'MyCDBI::PartType', 'typeid');
Hmm. Either I'm confused, or you are? This means (in the Org package), that the PartType is storing the orgid key in the 'typeid' column? Which is not the same as saying 
__PACKAGE__->has_many('PartTypes' => ['MyCDBI::PartType', 'typeid']);

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Which means 
return map { $_->typeid } $org->PartTypes;

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Or am I confused?

-- zigdon

In reply to Re^2: Class::DBI cascading delete problem? by zigdon
in thread Class::DBI cascading delete problem? by zigdon

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