Hello.
On 31.10.2014 18:33, Simon King wrote:
At a guess, I would say that the Python code Foo.bar != bar means
that you are looking for Foo objects that aren't related to bar.
This includes Foos that are related to a *different* Bar instance,
as well as Foos that aren't related to *any*
On 3 Nov 2014, at 13:08, Ladislav Lenart lenart...@volny.cz wrote:
Hello.
On 31.10.2014 18:33, Simon King wrote:
At a guess, I would say that the Python code Foo.bar != bar means
that you are looking for Foo objects that aren't related to bar.
This includes Foos that are related to a
Ok, I think I understand some of the reasoning behind not wanting to
implement such a feature. I think this is fine, because I don't need the
magic that hibernate provides.
However, I'm still stuck with the current problem of how to do this kind of
collection populating with our antique
Well to load multiple collections at once you need to give a list of parent
instances, were you hoping it would use an IN to achieve that or otherwise what
SQL are you looking for? There is a 3rd party extension which does some of
this and I was hoping to someday implement the IN style of
