object (your own application class) maintain the
> collection of objects in memory, and another object again (the session)
> control the flow of data to/from the database.
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> Sorry, I'm not sure if I'm being clear here or if I'm rambling a bit. Does
> any of that make
if not test0:
> test0 = Test0()
> self.session.add(test0)
> return test0
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> I may have misunderstood exactly what you were trying to accomplish, but does
> that help?
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I am trying to setup my model initialization in two different ways.
1.) Initialize normally by creating an instance, e.g.,
test0=Test0('Title')
2.) Initialize by query, using an input integer as the primary key,
e.g., test0=Test(32)
This posses two questions. Is it common practice to put a sessio