Hi All, I've got a fairly complicated object structure for which I'm building a tree type object. The first level of the tree is a polymorphic relation with three subclasses. Two of those subclasses are fairly straightforward, but the 3rd points to another class with subclasses. I would like to be able to query this 3rd type of object and have the different types of object returned from the query be prepopulated with their various different attributes so that I can do:
row1.object.attribute1 row2.object.some_other_attribute In the above cases 'object' will be one of several different subclasses so that attribute1 and some_other_attribute don't exist on both subclasses. I'd like for this attribute access to not hit the database as far as possible. So I'm, basically looking for a way to load the whole object graph from the parent in one hit. I've tried various flavours of eagerload join and outerjoin on the query, but I'm not even sure if I'm on the right track or not. At this stage I'm just looking for general pointers so I haven't put up any code for the classes and mappers concerned, if it would help I could try and distil what I've got into something illustrative. TIA Ben
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