Hello Michael,
Thanks a lot, that helped.
> yeah i can tell you exactly why this is this way.
> when the backref is created, the 0.1 series just re-used the join
> conditions from the original relation (in the case of a primary and
> secondary join on a many-to-many, it reverses them). in 0.2 there
> were some problems with that....more complicated customized join
> conditions dont necessarily apply in reverse.
> so for the moment you have to go more explicitly, if you have
> explicit join conditions:
> properties = {
> 'payer' : relation(
> Account,
> primaryjoin=(\
> accounts.c.payer_id==people.c.id),
> backref=backref('payer_',
> primaryjoin=accounts.c.payer_id==people.c.id)),
> 'reciever' : relation(
> Account,
> primaryjoin=(\
> accounts.c.reciever_id==people.c.id),
> backref=backref('reciever_',
> primaryjoin=accounts.c.reciever_id==people.c.id))}
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Best regards,
Vasily mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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