Not to dampen your enthusiasm, but this is the response I received
from Oleg on the SQLObject mailing list when I asked a similar question:
"This need seems for me so uncommon... You can implement it yourself,
though."
Since we're left to implement it ourselves, I would suggest making an
explicit join object:
Person -> Call -> PhoneNumber
So a person has a list of calls each of which has a ForeignKey for
the PhoneNumber.
I was hoping for a Join type that represented mappings, which seems
like a *really* common scenario. If it weren't why would Python have
mapping types?
On 1 Nov, 2005, at 9:11 pm, pi wrote:
I would like to create a many-to-many relationship between 2 objects,
but with a little twist. I would like to store a few fields for each
row in the relation.
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