I have some tables who have a strict many-to-many rules. But i can't
undestand, how i can create rules for them. For strict on one point i use
init check, such us:
def __init__(self,**kwargs):
for i in kwargs.items():setattr(self,i[0],i[1])
if 'AllocationResultValues' not in kwargs:
raise RuntimeError('Need AllocationResultValues')
But if i use on both points - it's create error on another point. Can
someone help me, please?
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