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Subject: Strange problem with set_up_table
Date: Thu, 19 Jul 2007 17:01:34 -0400
To: <bug-Class-DBI-mysql [...] rt.cpan.org>
From: "Mark Rorabaugh" <mark [...] mark.org>
Hello, I love Class::DBI::mysql and use it all the time. Unfortunately, on one particular table, set_up_table seems to get a column wrong (or I’m an idiot, which is much more likely). My package: { package DAO::ATA::Organization; use base 'Class::DBI::mysql'; use base 'DAO::ATA::DB'; __PACKAGE__->set_up_table("Organizations"); } In mysql: CREATE TABLE `Organizations` ( `Org_Id` int(11) NOT NULL default '0', `Dues_Category` smallint(6) default NULL, `Dues_Sub_Category` smallint(6) default NULL, `Org_Sort_Name` varchar(100) default NULL, `Org_Name_1` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '', `Org_Name_2` varchar(50) default NULL, `Org_Name_3` varchar(50) default NULL, `Address_Id` int(11) default NULL, `Org_Address_Id_2` int(11) default NULL, `Org Address_Id_3` int(11) default NULL, `online_address_id` int(11) default NULL, `Org_Member_Since` datetime default NULL, `Phone_Number` varchar(40) default NULL, `Org_Secondary_Phone` varchar(40) default NULL, `Fax_Number` varchar(40) default NULL, `Voice_Mail` varchar(14) default NULL, `Org_User_Added` varchar(10) default NULL, `Org_Date_Added` datetime default NULL, `Org_User_Changed` varchar(10) default NULL, `Org_Date_Changed` datetime default NULL, `Org_Status_Date` datetime default NULL, `Email` varchar(100) default NULL, `website` varchar(65) default NULL, `member` bit(1) default NULL, `attention` varchar(50) default NULL, `att_title` varchar(50) default NULL, `last_mod_date` datetime default NULL, `last_paid_date` datetime default NULL, `expiration_date` datetime default NULL, `next_bill_date` datetime default NULL, `affiliate_code` varchar(50) default NULL, `enroll_date` datetime default NULL, `Org_Extension` varchar(20) default NULL, `Altertive_email_org` varchar(60) default NULL, `No_Junk_mail_org` tinyint(4) default NULL, `renewal_id` int(11) default NULL, `only_one_copy` bit(1) default NULL, `additional_copy_needed` bit(1) default NULL, `How_many_in_main_office` int(11) default NULL, `how_many_in_branch1` int(11) default NULL, `How_many_in_branch2` int(11) default NULL, `Another_ID` int(11) default NULL, `do_not_list_in_MD_Org` bit(1) default NULL, `no_junk_org` bit(1) default NULL, `no_email_org` bit(1) default NULL, `institution_website_listing` bit(1) default NULL, `Secondary_ext` int(11) default NULL, `no_chronicals_org` bit(1) default NULL, `breakout_detail` varchar(50) default NULL, PRIMARY KEY (`Org_Id`), KEY `org_name_idc` (`Org_Name_1`), KEY `index2` (`expiration_date`), KEY `index3` (`Dues_Category`), KEY `index4` (`Org_Member_Since`), KEY `index5` (`last_paid_date`), KEY `index6` (`Email`), KEY `index7` (`Address_Id`) ) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1; The error I get: Unknown column 'org' in 'field list' [for Statement "SELECT org_date_added, no_junk_mail_org, last_mod_date, website, only_one_copy, another_id, org_user_added, next_bill_date, email, org_address_id_2, address_id, fax_number, org_name_2, additional_copy_needed, dues_sub_category, breakout_detail, secondary_ext, org, member, altertive_email_org, phone_number, org_member_since, att_title, dues_category, last_paid_date, org_status_date, org_sort_name, how_many_in_main_office, do_not_list_in_md_org, enroll_date, affiliate_code, how_many_in_branch2, org_name_3, institution_website_listing, no_email_org, org_user_changed, renewal_id, voice_mail, org_name_1, online_address_id, attention, expiration_date, org_extension, no_chronicals_org, org_date_changed, no_junk_org, org_secondary_phone, how_many_in_branch1 FROM Organizations WHERE org_id=? The column “org” is buried in between “secondary_ext” and “member”. I think it _means_ to be grabbing org_id, but tries to get "org" instead. And no, I didn't design this asinine table ;) Class::DBI::mysql claims to be version '1.00' Any help would be most appreciated. Best Regards, -Mark ContractDesk, Inc. P: 1.877.TRY.DESK x322