I thought doing somehting like:
Foo = orm.aliased(DataSheet) q = Occurrence.query.\ join(Foo).\ join(DataSheet.topic).\ outerjoin(Occurrence.species).\ outerjoin(Occurrence.site).\ options( orm.contains_eager(Occurrence.datasheet, alias=Foo), orm.contains_eager(Species.datasheet, alias=Foo), orm.contains_eager(Site.datasheet, alias=Foo), orm.contains_eager(Occurrence.species, Occurrence.site) ) but it doesn't seems to work ... Any idea ? :) Thank you, Julien On 12/06/2012 13:47, Julien Cigar wrote:
Hello, Any idea why the following doesn't work ? : Topic2= orm.aliased(Topic) q= Occurrence.query.\ join(Occurrence.datasheet).\ options(orm.contains_eager(Occurrence.datasheet)).\ join(Topic2).\ options(orm.contains_eager(DataSheet.topic,alias=Topic2)).\ outerjoin(Occurrence.species).\ options(orm.contains_eager(Occurrence.species)) I get a:ArgumentError: Can't find property 'topic' on any entity specified in this Query. Note the full path from root (Mapper|Occurrence|occurrences) to target entity must be specified.and I don't understand why .. Thanks, Julien
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