On Jul 16, 2007, at 7:17 AM, non-alex wrote:
>
> Hello
> I found conditions when eagerloading does not work because of
> recursion check in setup_query (strategy.py) method.
> Say I have classes A,B,C
> and
> A_mapper has properties a_to_b_property1, a_to_b_property2,
> B_mapper has property b_to_c_property.
> When I make something like
> query(A).options(eagerload('a_to_b_property1'),eagerload
> ('a_to_b_property1.b_to_c_property'),eagerload
> ('a_to_b_property2')).get(...)
>
> After processing two first eagerload properties, B_mapper is in
> recursion stack
> and a_to_b_property2 cannot modify query statement.
>
> Any other way to check recursion detection?
another way to check....because why ? you want to not use those
eagerload() options in the first place ? not sure what youre asking
for here.
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