I realize this belongs to the SQLObject mailing list, but I'm throwing
it out here in case anyone knows an answer. Does SQLObject constrain
the column name used for a ForeignKey depending on the table it
references? An example (from SQLObject documentation):
>>> class Address(SQLObject):
...
... street = StringCol()
... city = StringCol()
... state = StringCol(length=2)
... zip = StringCol(length=9)
... person = ForeignKey('Person')
Can I instead have:
owner = ForeignKey('Person')
The last time I tried, I got an error saying column owner_id does not
exist in table Person. For MultipleJoins this isn't a problem though.
Thanks,
Diwaker
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