George Sakkis wrote:
>
> This was just an example, in the actual case the table schema is
> reflected so there's no explicit ForeignKey, that was the whole point
> of messing with primaryjoin/foreign_keys in the first place. So is
> there another way (or even workaround) to avoid passing explicitly the
> condition ?
>
override it on your Table:
t = Table("mytable", m,
Column('some_foreign_key', ForeignKey('foo.id')),
autoload=True
)
also, if you use anything other than MySQL ISAM, the foreign keys are
reflected.
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