I should have mentioned that even when I was using lazyload() I was
getting the same problem, but I think I corrected my problem with
this:
o=DBSession.query(Order).options(lazyload(Order.orderdetails,OrderDetail.product)).get(u'SALE35425')
I think I understand better now: is it correct that
Kent wrote:
I should have mentioned that even when I was using lazyload() I was
getting the same problem, but I think I corrected my problem with
this:
o=DBSession.query(Order).options(lazyload(Order.orderdetails,OrderDetail.product)).get(u'SALE35425')
I think I understand better now: is
Does defer only relate to ColumnProperty while lazyload relates to
RelationProperty?
Apparently I should be using lazyload() instead of defer()?
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Kent wrote:
Does defer only relate to ColumnProperty while lazyload relates to
RelationProperty?
Apparently I should be using lazyload() instead of defer()?
that is the case at the moment yes.
But I can see that perhaps defer() should be dual-purposed here. the
eager/lazy terminology used
