[EMAIL PROTECTED], el lunes 14 de noviembre a las 17:40 me escribiste:
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> Ok, maybe this would be better off in a SQLObject discussion list.
> Sorry about that.
>
> What I need to know is how to model a self-referencing relationship
> using SQLObject.
>
> Why? Let's say I want to model a father-son relationship. So I would
> have a table in the database containing person data. Two of the
> atributes of that table should be father and mother, that should
> reference another record of the same table.
I think this should work just fine:
class Person(SQLObject):
# Unless you want to have a DB with a philosophical
# problem I guess you should accept None =)
mother = ForeignKey('Person', default=None)
father = ForeignKey('Person', default=None)
# ...
Then:
father = Person(...)
mother = Person(...)
child = Person(..., mother=mother, father=father)
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