Just noticed that for mappers that use tables that do not define foreign
keys, specifying only 'primaryjoin=' plus 'foreign_keys=' doesn't seem to
be sufficient to define the relationship, adding 'remote_side=' fixed it.
Also for such mappers, if there is a 'backref', the backref doesn't seem to
be able to use the foreign key relationships for the mapper, it wants the
'primaryjoin=', 'foreign_keys=' and 'remote_side=' to be specified all over
again.
Quick example:
t = table('test', meta,
Column('id', INT, primary_key=True, nullable=False),
Column('idparent', INT) # Note FK ommitted, MySQL/MSSQL self-table FK
delete cascade bug workaround
)
class Foo: pass
mapper(Foo, t,
properties: {'children': relation(Foo,
primaryjoin = t.c.idparent = t.c.id,
foreign_keys=[t.c.idparent],
backref='parent'
})
won't work until you add more attributes as per above. Shouldn't this
definition be enough?
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