On Tue, 24 Apr 2007, Eduard Giménez wrote:
Hi,
I'm working on a existing DB which has some data spanned across several
tables. For example each user has an entry on the table "users" and on the
"user_data" table. I know that it's not he best option, but It's how the DB
is and I can change it :(
Currently to add a new user I do (on Catalyst, btw):
$u = $c->model('myDB::users')->create( { email => $email, active => 1,
...});
$u->create_related('user_data', {field01 => $field1, field02 => $field02,
...});
I would like to do something similar what is shown at [1]
$c->model('myDB::users')->create( { email => $email,
active => 1,
...
user_data => {field01 =>
$field1,
field02 =>
$field02,
...},
} );
From that [2] Matt's message I undersant that this feature was going to be
merged. Is that true? Has been already merged? On which DBIx::Class version?
TIA,
[1] http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg02624.html:
[2] http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg02671.html
No, it hasn't.. it's lurking in the bulk_create branch, looking for more
tuits, and some nice people to write more scary tests to stress it.
What you've shown does work.. its find_or_create type stuff that doesnt
yet.
Jess
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