On Saturday, March 17, 2018 at 9:29:49 AM UTC-4, Mike Bayer wrote:
>
> this is the usual, "do it in the __init__() method" or "use the init()
> event" approach. Plenty of ways to intercept when an object is
> "generated" (which in this case I assume means instantiated as
> transient).
>
Thanks. I didn't think of that. A "new transient object" is the correct
assumption.
The temporary code has "grown" to something like this...
# A has the id
objA = ClassA()
dbSession.add(objA)
dbSession.flush(objects=[objA, ])
objB = ClassB()
objB.id = objA.id
dbSession.add(objB)
dbSession.flush(objects=[objB, ])
objC = ClassC()
objC.id = objA.id
dbSession.add(objC)
dbSession.flush(objects=[objC, ])
objD = ClassD()
objD.id = objA.id
dbSession.add(objD)
dbSession.flush(objects=[objD, ])
As you can see, there's a lot of housekeeping to do.
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