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Would have been nice for us to have read this say, oh, 8 years ago when we started all this ;) Changing our primary and foreign key columns at this point would be a ghastly thought, especially because we're just trying to throw some web-based lookups on top of our database.

That being said, it is something we hope to address with the next version of our apps, whenever that may come to pass. We already have some ideas going though.

Thanks for the link and the response. That was an excellent, informative read!

MrCromeDome

In reply to Re^2: Class::DBI has_a() relationships with multi-value keys by MrCromeDome
in thread Class::DBI has_a() relationships with multi-value keys by MrCromeDome

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