In a pyramid application:
In models.py: DBSession=
scoped_session(sessionmaker(extensions=ZopeTransactionExtension()))
In view: dbsession = DBSession
def add(request):
#get implant1
dbsession.add(implant)
transaction.commit()
dbsession = DBsession
This works fine on first add. On second call to add, the first implant
object is updated rather than an object added as I would expect from the
sqlalchemy session docs . Using a new session after the commit is
suggested in the zope-sqlalchemy docs to achieve this. The user in this
application might do repeated adds into many tables in one request .
So because I want to use more than one session per request, I should not
use Zope-SQLAlchemy extension but SQLAlchemy ScopedSession helper class.
Is that correct? Please excuse any misuse of terminology. Thanks for
pointing me in the right direction.
Using SQLAlchemy0.7.3
zope-sqlalchemy0.6.1
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