"goff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Ok,
do I get this right: SQLObject makes it dead easy to create join
tables and to add entries to them, but as soon as I want to remove
entries implictly by removing one of the referenced rows I am on my
own?
I gather that instead of
Group.delete(group1.id)
I should rather write something like:
for user in group1.users: group1.removeUser(user)
for perm in group1.permissions: group1.removePermission(perm)
because of RelatedJoin's lack of cascade support?
And all this because I just want to use the default turbogears.identity
framework as generated by 'tg-admin quickstart -i' ?
... this just doesnt feel right ...
I have the same opinion. This is why I always add an ON DELETE CASCADE / ON
DELETE RESTRICT clause to those tables. :-)
--
Jorge Godoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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