Hi, > Hi, This is causing very messy code though, especially if youa re > deleteing an article. > Here is now i have it now. The flush is needed, > or else i get an AssertionError saying SA is trying to flush 0 into a > primary_key.
Could you give more details ? I tried using the previous attached code, seems
to work nice:
c = Article.get(###)
c.delete()
c.flush() # delete article and its article_related
You can find this code in attachment.
You may also want to play with backrefs if you just want to have a reference
to the "relater" in the "related" article ("A relates to B", B would have
reference to A without saying "B relates to A")
Hope that helps
Cheers,
Seb
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articles.py
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