On Tue, Sep 18, 2012 at 02:49:30AM -0700, Juan Antonio Ibáńez wrote:
>       I have one model object for an account table. I have one DB trigger
>    which updates acc balance each time I insert one movement into the acc. I

I needed to do something like this to obtain the new id for an item
I created.  I used DBSession.flush()  and DBSession was imported

from foo.model import DBSession

(add some stuff into the database)
DBSession.add(newthing)
DBSession.flush()

This was done on the command line though.

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