Matt S Trout wrote:
On Mon, Mar 10, 2008 at 12:36:22PM -0700, Steve Kirkup wrote:
I followed the cookbook for writing a custom ResultSource for executing
custom sql.
However when I run the code, it I get SQL errors, it looks like it
concats my customer after the FROM keyword.
My code,
my $new_source = $source->new( $source );
$new_source->source_name( $source_name );
$new_source->name( \'some stuff' );
$oracle->register_source( $source_name => $new_source );
return [ $oracle->resultset( $source_name )->search( {},
{ bind => [ $cmd_options->{'start_date'}->mdy(q{/}),
$cmd_options->{'end_date' }->mdy(q{/}) ] }
)];
The error I get is,
DBIx::Class::ResultSet::search(): DBI Exception: DBD::Oracle::db
prepare_cached failed: ORA-00903: invalid table name (DBD ERROR: error
possibly near <*> indicator at char 235 in 'SELECT me.currency_tax,
me.royalty, me.product_info, me.quantity, me.invoice_id, me.tax,
me.currency_price, me.item_id, me.created, me.amount,
me.currency_amount, me.media_id, me.product_id, me.customer, me.price,
me.promotion_id FROM <*>some stuff
I would just like to run my SQL as a standalone rather than try and
force intergration with SQL::Abstract, at least in this case. Could
someone help me out?
The custom resultsource trick expects you to provide a full (SELECT ...)
subquery. Do that and it'll work.
I guess, I don't understand what the subquery is supposed to encompass.
My SQL is basically
SELECT * FROM Table INNER JOIN Sub_Table ON ( Table.id = Sub_Table.id )
WHERE Table.id = '1'
Does this mean I should drop the 'SELECT * FROM ' from the SQL in order
to work?
Steve K
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