Hi,
I was wondering why "lazy=False" on a polymorphic joined table relation
worked fine, until I pass an extra join() to filter with like("%foo%")
statments from my "search()" method.
I found an alternative where I just enable the relation's lazyness by
providing lazyload():
#OK
session.query(Client).all()
#(OperationalError) ambiguous column name: companies.id_address
session.query(Client).join("address").filter(or_(*OR)).all()
#OK
session.query(Client).options(lazyload("address")).join("address").filter(or_(*OR)).all()
Is this how I should do it ? Or could this be detected, thus avoided ?
Test case attached. Thank you.
Regards,
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Alexandre CONRAD
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SA_lazy_polymorphic.py
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