On 02/02/2015 05:53 PM, Luca Ferrari wrote:
So far, what I've done is to "emulate" the set method as follows:
...
and therefore delete each joined object
I think you are missing the fact that resultsets are strictly additive.
Thus $some_object->some_has_many->delete will do *exactly* what you
expect (delete all the related pieces of the has_many that relates to
$some_object).
The following also works as you'd expect:
$schema->resultset('Something')
->search({ some arbitrary conditions })
->search_related('SomeHasManys')
->delete;
Does this answer the question?
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