jrpfinch schrieb:
>> Hmmm, you might also try changing:
>>
>> ne_ems_id = ForeignKey("Ems_live")
>>
>> to:
>>
>> ne_ems = ForeignKey("Ems_live")
>>
>
> Unfortunately I can't change ne_ems_id to ne_ems because I have not
> control over the structure of the underlying database
No, that doesn't mean that the column name in the underlying database
will be 'ne_ems'. SQLObject will build the right column name with some
name-mangling magic automatically. Just try it out.
For details please read the SQLAlchemy docs. There are also ways to
influence how this name-mangling actually works, but again, you have to
check the SO docs for that.
Then again, if you need full control over the column names in the
database, SQLAlchemy will probably work better for you.
Chris
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