On 4/24/07 11:50 AM, Ovid wrote:
> I have a 'server' object. There's a 'suspension' table which has an optional
> single record for each server. If a server is suspended, the table gets a
> record of metadata for why the server was suspended. When the server is
> unsuspended, we delete said record. In my server class, I have this:
>
> relationships => [
> suspended => {
> class => 'My::Server::Dedicated::Suspended',
> column_map => { server => 'server' },
> type => 'one to one', # should be one to optional one
> },
> ],
>
> [...] How can I have my server delete the suspended record without the server
> ID going away?
This is probably the best way to do it:
$server->delete_suspended;
$server->save;
Unfortunately, in your example, that will fail (I think) because a column in
the left-hand side of the column_map in the suspended relationship is part
of the primary key of the server class. I'll try to add a fix for this
soon. Any strong feelings about how it *should* behave?
-John
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