>>>> I can use clear_mappers() because I use mod_python and my mappers >>>> are defined >>>> during init. Is there any other way I can get this select mapped to >>>> my object? >>>> >>> non_primary=True (see the docs on "mutliple mappers for a class") >> But that would mean I would define a new non_primary mapper every >> time, >> wouldn't it? Is this really a good idea for a server software? >> Is there maybe a way to update the used table without redefining >> the mapper? >> > > if you are creating all kinds of select() objects from which you want > to load instances, simply feed those into query.select() and the > appropriate instances will be returned (or use query.instances() > with the result of execute()).
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