@Mike @Simon,
Thanks guys,
I fully understand what you need. However I'm currently very, very busy and
just don't have the time.
The reason I posted without providing what you need was a little hope that
maybe somebody
recognized a similar problem.
We have around 120 objects and trimming down
like Simon wrote, we would need more detail on the exact query and how you came
up with it, in the original example it refers to an ItemGroup object "ig", is
that the object that may have been deleted, is there a stack trace, etc.
If you can just put together a script that has the minimal
I can't make a guess without a script to reproduce it I'm afraid.
Sorry,
Simon
On Mon, Oct 14, 2019 at 8:35 AM natsjoo sodillepa wrote:
>
> Ok,
>
> I have managed to get rid of the problem, but I'm don't like what is
> happening.
> Solution: remove a secondary relation from the model:
>
>
Ok,
I have managed to get rid of the problem, but I'm don't like what is
happening.
Solution: remove a secondary relation from the model:
model = relationship("Model", secondary='item_group', uselist=False)
After this, the following code does do a proper delete of the items:
for it in
Hi Simon,
Thank you for your reply.
I've tried all the variant I could think of, also eg for item in items:
session.delete(it),
with and without remove on the list of items, all known mapper and relation
params but nothing.
However, I've tried a similar structure from examples from the web and
You haven't given a complete script to reproduce the problem, so I'm
not certain what happened. The following is just a guess
You are using query(...).delete() with joined-table inheritance, which
has a lot of caveats in the docs:
Hi all,
We have a list of polymorphic objects from which delete object does not
work, not matter what we try.
The situation:
class ItemGroup(Base):
__tablename__ = 'item_group'
__table_args__ = (
UniqueConstraint('model_id', 'item_group_color_id',
