Thanks Mike. I didn't know this would be that simple. Like I said, I'm new
to this so I'm learning. I'll try your suggestions and let you know.
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On 2015-09-20 14:05 wrote:
> Instances of 'A' can have many references to instances of 'B'.
> I want to find all 'B' instances that are not referenced by an 'A'.
I am sorry. Of course I looked into the docs before. But for me it is
hard to get into its structure to find what I am looking for. And
Instances of 'A' can have many references to instances of 'B'.
I want to find all 'B' instances that are not referenced by an 'A'.
I am not sure if this is possible with SQLAlchemy-Query. And I am not
sure if the backref() part in the code is needed for that.
What do you think?
a_b_relation= sa.
"Johnny W. Santos" writes:
> Actually my interest in asyncio is guided pretty much because I'm using
> autobahn to do non-blocking websocket stuffs and and since it uses asyncio
> I thought it would be seamless if I could use it to handle DB non-blocking
> operations too.
In the very same contex