Hi,

I am unsuccessfully trying to build a Where Clause in DBIx::Class.
The where clause should be:

WHERE status='Review' OR
              ( ( status='Offered' OR
                   status='Denied' OR
                   status='Cancelled' OR
                   status='Conditional Offer') AND
                 ( sent_email is NULL OR
                   sent_email='0000-00-00')
             )
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I was successful able to produce this Where Clause:

WHERE ( status='Offered' OR
                status='Denied' OR
                status='Cancelled' OR
                status='Conditional Offer') AND
              ( sent_email is NULL OR
                sent_email='0000-00-00');
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using this snippet of code:

my @proc_requests = $schema->resultset( 'TblRequests' )->search({
                -or => [
                      status => 'Offered',
                      status => 'Denied',
                      status => 'Cancelled',
                      status => 'Conditional Offer',
                          ],
                           -and => [
                               -or => [
                                    sent_email => {'!=', undef },
                                    sent_email => {'!=', '0000-00-00'}
+,
                                ],
                            ],
                });
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All I need is to add is the outer OR for status = 'Review'. Any thoughts on how to
write a DBIx::Class where clause to produce the first Where Clause at the top?

Thanks

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