select_by should be able to handle going as deep as it goes. You
cant put a > in there since select_by is just taking python keyword
arguments. We also cant use select(), since that expects the full
criterion, i.e. its the generalized case that lets you do anything.
so right off thats an
One feature that caught my attention when I first started using
sqlalchemy was this example:
l = User.mapper.select_by(street='123 Green Street')
This is in the section entitled 'Useful Feature: Creating Joins via
select_by' and it touches on something I think is severely needed. If
you're g
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