Here is a short test program.

In fact, the problem seems to be that SQLAlchemy try to UPDATE an
object loaded from the secondary mapper, as this object's got an
_instance_key.

As the script demonstrate, removing the _instance_key forces
SQLAlchemy to INSERT. But I don't think that messing with
_instance_key is safe... Taking this situation into account when
deciding to insert or update in mapper.save_obj seems to be the good
solution, but i'm new to SQLAlchemy and it may be more complicated
than that...

Please tell me if I can be of any help with this.

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