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possible solution (Score:1)
I know this sort of thing works (on Postgres)
find({ date => \'>= Current_Timestamp' })
so I'm thinking you want something like:
my $version = $map->os_version;
# equality
find({ version => \"= $version" })
# greater than or equal to
find({ version => \">= $version" })
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However, this worked better (Score:1)
... than the other suggested solution.
find()/find_or_create() did not accept 0+$num as a number. Thanks.