On Thu, Jan 17, 2008 at 04:10:17PM +0100, Frank Wagner wrote:
> I would like to put a certain where-condition to a class of mine, so that to
> every select against that table my condition is added. I think this must be
> put within the class-definition.
I think you you'd want to override .select(). Something like this:
class MyTable(SQLObject):
def select(self, **kw):
sresult = SQLObject.select(self, **kw)
return sresult.filter(additional_clause)
Please note that .select() returns an instance of SelectResults class
which you further filter with its .filter() method, and then return the new
instance to the caller.
Oleg.
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