Hi John. Thanks for your help on this. Unfortunately that still
doesn't quite work. If we do:
$product = My::DB::Product->new(name => $^T);
$product->add_prices(
{ price => 3.60, region => 'uk' },
{ price => 7.00, region => 'us' },
);
and then:
my @prices = $product->prices;
On Jan 9, 2008 20:02, John Siracusa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In the meantime, you can always express more explicitly the operations
> you intend to perform. For example:
>
> $product = My::DB::Product->new(
> name => $^T,
> add_prices =>
> [
> { price => 3.60, region => 'uk' },
>
The attaches file contains some code that I've put together which
reflects a situation that I have come across in our system, which has
different database permissions for different users, with users not
being granted more permissions than needed for their task.
The file works fine if the User (in
