I am trying to define a SQLAlchemy/Elixer model that can describe the following relationship. I have an SSP table, which has multiple Foreign Keys to the POC table. I've defined the ManyToOne relationships correctly within the SSP object (allowing me to SSP.get(1).action.first_name
correctly). What I would also like to add is the other side of this relationship, where I can perform something like POC.get(1).csa
and return a list of SSP objects in which this POC is defined as the idPOCCSA.
I know this would be best for a polymorphic association but I really can not change the DB schema at all (creating a new poc2ssp table with a column for type
of association).
class POC(Entity):
using_options(tablename = 'poc', autoload = True)
# These two line visually display my "issue":
# csa = OneToMany('SSP')
# action = OneToMany('SSP')
class SSP(Entity):
'''
Many to One Relationships:
- csa: ssp.idPOCCSA = poc.id
- action: ssp.idPOCAction = poc.id
- super: ssp.idSuper = poc.id
'''
using_options(tablename = 'spp', autoload = True)
csa = ManyToOne('POC', colname = 'idPOCCSA')
action = ManyToOne('POC', colname = 'idPOCAction')
super = ManyToOne('POC', colname = 'idPOCSuper')
Any ideas to accomplish this? The Elixer FAQ has a good example utilizing the primaryjoin and foreign_keys parameters but I can't find them in the documentation. I was kind of hoping OneToMany() just supported a colname parameter like ManyToOne() does. Something a bit less verbose.