This query will get you close to your desired SQL:
q = session.query(ATable)
q = q.filter(
sa.exists(
[1],
((BTable.atable_id == ATable.id)
& (CTable.cval.in_(["foo", "bar"]))),
from_obj=orm.join(BTable, CTable)))
Alternatively, you can add sqlalchemy.orm.relations (ATAble.btables
and BTable.ctables) to your classes and use:
q = session.query(ATable)
q = q.filter(ATable.btables.any(BTable.ctable.has(CTable.cval.in_
(["foo", "bar"]))))
This will generate another EXISTS clause instead of the join between
BTable and CTable, but in this case they are functionally the same.
The first query will usually be a bit faster.
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