we've now got a Session object (dan's idea) , a Query object (dan's idea),
we're using session.flush() pretty soon (my idea), and after 0.1.6 that is
probably the end of the 0.1 series....0.2 will have a lot more scoping
mods, with thread-local scope being just an optional case (dan's idea) and
it will be very trivial for querying to be performed off the Session
object rather than the Mapper, i.e. session.query(myclass, foo=bar)  (like
hibernate)... also, the name "private" apparently is something I read
during a brief trip to an alternate universe since I was 100% sure I didnt
come up with that name on my own...but you go to Hibernate, and its called
"cascade"...how can we resist that name?  (also FYI - "private=True" seems
to correspond most closely to cascade="all-delete-orphan")   plus theres
the "version_id" parameter, the "entity_name" parameter i sneaked in there
recently, the "polymorphic" thing that doesnt work so great...

at the point at which SA is looking more like Hibernate than you want it
to, its time to speak up !  at the moment, Hibernate is partially or fully
driving just about every decision made in the past three weeks.  its
gravitational pull is much stronger than that of trying to re-invent each
concept on your own.



Jonathan Ellis wrote:
> On 4/12/06, Michael Bayer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> it seems like "port hibernate!" is where SA is going
>
>
> Please don't scare the children like that! :)
>
> --
> Jonathan Ellis
> http://spyced.blogspot.com
>



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