First of all let me say yes I know that the idea for SQLObject is
Object to table equivalence but I have this idea and I need to know if
it's posible to implement it this way.
If I have tables X and Y which contain data from two diferent sources
(other aplication for example, or a dump from another database) and I
want to load them both into SQLObject the normal thing will be to
create class A and B that map to table x and y. Now what if I want to
manage those 2 tables in my logic as a single Object. Could I do
something like this
#seudo code not python below
class C(SQLObject):
field1=x.field1
field2=y.field2
filed3=x.field3
field4=somefunction(field3)
I know I could create C as a class that doesn't extends SQLObject and
map it's values to A and B's fields but that seems a little ugly to me,
not to mention I have to load A and B all the time even if I wont use
them.
how about SQLAlchemy or other product?
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