Hello Michael,
Thanks a lot, that helped.
> yeah i can tell you exactly why this is this way.
> when the backref is created, the 0.1 series just re-used the join
> conditions from the original relation (in the case of a primary and
> secondary join on a many-to-many, it reverses them). in 0
yeah i can tell you exactly why this is this way.when the backref is created, the 0.1 series just re-used the join conditions from the original relation (in the case of a primary and secondary join on a many-to-many, it reverses them). in 0.2 there were some problems with thatmore complicated
Hello,
I have table "people" and table "accounts", each person can be payer
for any amount of accounts and reciever (perhaps I use wrong word, but
I can't find any better word) for any amount of accounts. This can be
done as two one-to-many relations. I also use backreferences.
And when I say som
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