Thank you, Cliff. Now it's clear how to do recursive select to
whatever level :)
query = ((db.owner.id==somevaluethatyousupply) &
(db.retail.owner_id==db.owner.id) &
(db.administer.retail_id==db.retail.id))
rows = db(query)select(db.administer.name)
The first line in the query gets the owner row.
The second line gets all the retails related to the owner.
The
Thank you, DenesL!
You have to use nested selects (see book chapter on DAL) as follows:
retids = db(db.retail.owner_id==ownid)._select(db.retail.id)
adms = db(db.administer.retail_id.belongs(ret)).select()
On Nov 16, 11:31 pm, Cahya Dewanta wrote:
> Hello. Here's how I define my models:
>
> db.define_table('owne
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