I have an interesting, if unorthodox, problem: I want to have a
RelatedJoin, to a table that I don't know about.
The reason behind this is, I'm writing a small system that is meant to
be pluggable, i.e. you pass it the ID, and rather than it having
referenced to the SQLObject in question, it just stores/retrieved using
the ID.
Specificly, this is so that it is not tied to any specific User system.
and I found that I want to have a groups involved, but unrelated to user
management.
So in essence, I want to do a many-to-many relationship, with out the
other relation, just my groups table, and the intermediate table that
uses the UserID
something like:
class MyGroups:
UserID = IntCol()
Items = RelatedJoin( 'Item' )
Users = RelatedJoin(....)
intermediateTable user_groups
group_id INT,
user_id INT
.... is this making any sense? I'm only working with a UserID, not a
User Object...
Sean
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