OK, that helped some, but i'm still having problems getting INNERJOINs
to work on relatedjoin objects. I'll try to make a simpler example
that's more to the point.
Lets assume we have a group of passengers and a group of busses. each
passenger needs to go to a couple different locations, and each bus
goes to a couple different locations. something like this:
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class Passenger(SQLObject):
destinations = RelatedJoin('Destination')
class Bus(SQLObject):
destinations = RelatedJoin('Destination')
class Destination(SQLObject):
passengers = RelatedJoin('Passenger')
busses = RelatedJoin('Bus')
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Now, given an bus instance, i want to know which passengers should be
picked up. I don't have a lot of experience with SQL, and between SQL,
SQLObject, and Python, this is confusing me too much to even be able to
explain what it is i can't figure out - I'm just going around in
circles in my head.
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