Hi there,
I have a principal object (Person) with another group of objects
(Address) grafted on through the properties={ 'addresses' :
relation(Address, secondary = ...)} functions in the mappers
I want to select all Person objects that have particular joined
objects (i.e. select by joined object's 'id')
If my principal object did not have the 'id' method I could just use
results = model.People.select_by(id=3)
However it does have the id property. I try
query_address = model.Address()
query_address.id = '13 Cemetary Road'
results = model.People.select_by(addresses = query_address)
However this only works if _all_ object properties match
Finally I try
results = model.People.select_by(model.address_table.c.id==3)
But this (weirdly) returns _all_ People entries in my table regardless
of what Address they have.
What method can I use within the ORM side of things to search the
joined objects?
Brendan
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