At that point what you are looking for is a custom intermediary table. If you do not supply RelatedJoin with an intermediate table it will create one on its own. You can kind of see the syntax for this in the documentation for RelatedJoin (http://sqlobject.org/SQLObject.html#relatedjoin-many-to-many) the only difference is you have to write the intermediatetable yourself, at which point it can have whatever additional columns you want. I believe the joincolumn is supposed to be the name of the relevant column in the intermediary table, but I am not sure on that one.
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