Michael Bayer wrote:

>> Is it possible to specify that an ActiveMapper-derived class
>> should autoload its columns but to override some of those columns
>> (for example, to set a primary key that wasn't defined in the
>> database)? My attempts so haven't found any hybrid between fully
>> automatic and fully manual.
>
> this would be exactly the use case for a separate Table and Mapper
> definition, and is the entire reason SA takes the approach that it
> does. your tables are not your classes !

Nope, you can't do that.  This use case definitely isn't one that the
ActiveMapper extension is designed to handle.  Listen to Mike, and move
over to full-fledged SQLAlchemy.

--
Jonathan LaCour
http://cleverdevil.org



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