Re: [CDBI] Having a column named 'id' as part of a multi-column primary key

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>>>>> "Scotty" == Scotty Allen <lists@xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx> writes:

Scotty> Is there any reason the above code shouldn't read:

Yes.  What happens when I call $row->id?  What do I get?  Just
the individual column, or the entire multicolumn ID?

->id is reserved for a reason!

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