I beseech you to right my wrongs!

I am unable retrieve a row using DBIx::Class when specifying the datatype as 'datetime' to use with InflateColumns. The SQL that is generated gives me an error: "You have an error in your SQL syntax;" ... blah blah blah; the key error in the SQL is the datatype hash below: 
SELECT me.id, me.token, me.old_invoice, me.date, me.=>, me.{data_type,
+ me.'datetime'} FROM invoices me ...

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I am able to save date data flawlessly; I am also able to retrieve data from this field when I remove the datetime datatype from my column declaration. My Class is: 
    package SEM::Main::Invoices;
    use base qw/DBIx::Class/;
    __PACKAGE__->load_components(qw/PK::Auto InflateColumn::DateTime C
+ore/);
    __PACKAGE__->table('invoices');
    __PACKAGE__->add_columns(qw/id
                             token
                             old_invoice
                             date  => {data_type => 'datetime'}
                        /);
    __PACKAGE__->set_primary_key('id');
    1;

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My code retrieving the result set is: 
    my $rowI = $schema->resultset("Invoices")->search({token=>$sTarget
+})->first;

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Any thoughts would be welcome;

TIA to those Monks of the digital cloth.

nybble

In reply to Selecting date using DBIx::Class and InflateColumn by nybble_1

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