Michael Bayer wrote:
[snip solution]
>> Would this be a reasonable solution?
> 
> it is. 

Okay, good.

> cascade_iterator() is on the right track too, the string argument
> you'd send would be a "cascade" type, one of "save-update", "merge",
> "delete", etc.  "all" is one of the arguments for "cascade" its true but
> internally that is expanded into the individual entries (see
> CascadeOptions in sqlalchemy.orm.util).

I couldn't get it to return anything though.

What should the second argument to cascade_iterator be? The ORM-mapped 
object? (but I go no results even though I expected them) Or something else?

Regards,

Martijn


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