No worries. I wanted to avoid those two patterns. I had played around
with them, and wasn't too excited by the SQL and the work I'd probably need
to optimize the query plan. Was hoping someone may have figured out a
simpler way to achieve the same effect.
It made more sense to just do a
I've been staring at this a few hours, and can't figure out how to adapt a
join/query into a relationship. The archives and docs don't seem to help
much.
It seems reminiscent to an earlier question by Simon King (
https://groups.google.com/d/topic/sqlalchemy/OtI4Z8v7gRs/discussion ) and
some
