Hello,
its me again. After trying to reproduce my problem with a smaller
example, I ended with these examples:
this works:
class Person(SQLObject):
name = StringCol()
roles = RelatedJoin('Role')
class Role(SQLObject):
name = StringCol()
Person.createTable()
Role.createTable()
pres = Role(name = 'president')
pers = Person(name = 'bill')
pers.addRole(pres)
this not:
class Person(SQLObject):
name = StringCol()
roles = RelatedJoin('Bla')
class Bla(SQLObject):
name = StringCol()
Person.createTable()
Bla.createTable()
pres = Bla(name = 'president')
pers = Person(name = 'bill')
pers.addBla(pres)
Note, the only difference is the name of the second table. but in the
second case the table 'bla_person' is not created.
version: SQLObject-0.10dev_r3137-py2.5.egg
Any hints are welcome.
Thanks.
Bert Wesarg
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