Sanjay schrieb:
> @expose()
> def insert_a_record(self):
> DBSession.connection().execute(foo_table.insert({'user_id':2,
> 'org_id': 2}))
> return "Successfu!"
The problem here is that you're actually not using the db session here,
but doing things past the db session.
The right and much simpler way is to add your data records to the
session using DBSession.add().
In this case, your table looks like an association table between a User
and Org class. Usually the User class then has an orgs attribute which
is a list, and vice versa (see how it is implemented in the auth model).
You would then simply append the org to the user.orgs list.
-- Christoph
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