didnt get your attachment. but yes, they are different. during a
many-to-many flush() operation, the two relationships know to
communicate which one actually dealt with the row in the many-to-many
table, without it, youll get duplicate association rows.
additionally, the automatic
On 3/27/07, Michael Bayer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
didnt get your attachment.
Yeah, I forgot it, as usual, but it wasn't very import anyway...
but yes, they are different. during a
many-to-many flush() operation, the two relationships know to
communicate which one actually dealt with the
