use FS::cust_svc;
use FS::part_svc;
use FS::queue;
+use FS::cust_main;
@ISA = qw( FS::Record );
be added to the referenced array.
If I<child_objects> is set to an array reference of FS::tablename objects (for
-example, FS::acct_snarf objects), they will have their svcnum fieldsset and
-will be inserted after this record, but before any exports are run.
+example, FS::acct_snarf objects), they will have their svcnum field set and
+will be inserted after this record, but before any exports are run. Each
+element of the array can also optionally be a two-element array reference
+containing the child object and the name of an alternate field to be filled in
+with the newly-inserted svcnum, for example C<[ $svc_forward, 'srcsvc' ]>
If I<depend_jobnum> is set (to a scalar jobnum or an array reference of
jobnums), all provisioning jobs will have a dependancy on the supplied
}
foreach my $object ( @$objects ) {
- $object->svcnum($self->svcnum);
- $error = $object->insert;
+ my($field, $obj);
+ if ( ref($object) eq 'ARRAY' ) {
+ ($obj, $field) = @$object;
+ } else {
+ $obj = $object;
+ $field = 'svcnum';
+ }
+ $obj->$field($self->svcnum);
+ $error = $obj->insert;
if ( $error ) {
$dbh->rollback if $oldAutoCommit;
return $error;
shift;
}
+=item cust_name
+
+Given a svc_ object that contains fields from cust_main (say, from a
+JOINed search. See httemplate/search/svc_* for examples), returns the
+equivalent of "$svc_x->cust_svc->cust_pkg->name" (but much more efficient),
+or "(unlinked)" if this service is not linked to a customer.
+
+=cut
+
+sub cust_name {
+ my $svc_x = shift;
+ $svc_x->custnum ? FS::cust_main::name($svc_x) : '(unlinked)';
+}
+
=back
=head1 BUGS