I've been through the tutorial and I'm attempting to construct a 1-
Many relationship between Customers.custnmbr ~ Addresses.custnmbr
Here is some sample code(no relations).
class Addresses(Entity):
using_options(tablename='addresses')
custnmbr = Field(Unicode, primary_key=True)
adrscode = Field(Unicode, primary_key=True)
address1 = Field(Unicode)
...
class Customers(Entity):
using_options(tablename='customers')
custnmbr = Field(Unicode, primary_key=True)
custname = Field(Unicode)
...
The 1-Many forward relation would seem to be:
class Addresses(Entity):
using_options(tablename='addresses')
custnmbr = Field(Unicode, primary_key=True)
adrscode = Field(Unicode, primary_key=True)
address1 = Field(Unicode)
class Customers(Entity):
using_options(tablename='customers')
custnmbr = Field(Unicode, primary_key=True)
custname = Field(Unicode)
addresses = OneToMany(Addresses)
but I can't seem to figure out the back relationship that would be
needed. I apologize if this is already answered on the list but I
couldn't seem to find it -- probably wasn't searching for the correct
term. It's my first crack at ORM
Jeff
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