Michael,
Thanks for the quick reply.
> this might be useful. but it only helps in a very narrow set of
> cases.primaryjoin is not usually needed when theres a non-ambiguous
> foreign key relationship, and when primaryjoin is needed, many of those
> cases require joins that are more compl
On Sep 22, 2006, at 12:31 PM, Brian Merrell wrote:
>
> I've had to create four primaryjoin statements yet all of the
> pertinent
> information is contained in the table declaration. I understand the
> initial ambiguity as I have two foreign relations to my "Person" table
> and the mapper can't
This if my first post so let me first just say spectacular job to
everyone involved. Coming from SQLObject, I was first turned off by the
the complexity but have grown to really like the flexibility (and the
great documentation)
I've created a mapper recently that looks to my untrained eye tha
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