sapiopycommons 2025.7.18a620__py3-none-any.whl → 2025.7.21a626__py3-none-any.whl

sapiopycommons/recordmodel/record_handler.py

@@ -1,9 +1,15 @@
 from __future__ import annotations
 
+import io
 import warnings
 from collections.abc import Iterable
+from typing import Collection, TypeVar, TypeAlias
 from weakref import WeakValueDictionary
 
+from sapiopycommons.general.aliases import RecordModel, SapioRecord, FieldMap, FieldIdentifier, AliasUtil, \
+    FieldIdentifierMap, FieldValue, UserIdentifier, FieldIdentifierKey, DataTypeIdentifier
+from sapiopycommons.general.custom_report_util import CustomReportUtil
+from sapiopycommons.general.exceptions import SapioException
 from sapiopylib.rest.DataRecordManagerService import DataRecordManager
 from sapiopylib.rest.User import SapioUser
 from sapiopylib.rest.pojo.CustomReport import CustomReportCriteria, RawReportTerm, ReportColumn
@@ -13,21 +19,35 @@ from sapiopylib.rest.pojo.datatype.FieldDefinition import FieldType
 from sapiopylib.rest.pojo.eln.SapioELNEnums import ElnBaseDataType
 from sapiopylib.rest.utils.autopaging import QueryDataRecordsAutoPager, QueryDataRecordByIdListAutoPager, \
     QueryAllRecordsOfTypeAutoPager
-from sapiopylib.rest.utils.recordmodel.PyRecordModel import PyRecordModel
+from sapiopylib.rest.utils.recordmodel.PyRecordModel import PyRecordModel, AbstractRecordModelPropertyGetter, \
+    RecordModelPropertyType, AbstractRecordModelPropertyAdder, AbstractRecordModelPropertySetter, \
+    AbstractRecordModelPropertyRemover
 from sapiopylib.rest.utils.recordmodel.RecordModelManager import RecordModelManager, RecordModelInstanceManager, \
     RecordModelRelationshipManager
 from sapiopylib.rest.utils.recordmodel.RecordModelWrapper import WrappedType, WrappedRecordModel
 from sapiopylib.rest.utils.recordmodel.RelationshipPath import RelationshipPath, RelationshipNode, \
     RelationshipNodeType
 from sapiopylib.rest.utils.recordmodel.ancestry import RecordModelAncestorManager
+from sapiopylib.rest.utils.recordmodel.properties import Parents, Parent, Children, Child, ForwardSideLink, \
+    ReverseSideLink
 
-from sapiopycommons.general.aliases import RecordModel, SapioRecord, FieldMap, FieldIdentifier, AliasUtil, \
-    FieldIdentifierMap, FieldValue, UserIdentifier, FieldIdentifierKey
-from sapiopycommons.general.custom_report_util import CustomReportUtil
-from sapiopycommons.general.exceptions import SapioException
+# Aliases for longer name.
+_PropertyGetter: TypeAlias = AbstractRecordModelPropertyGetter
+_PropertyAdder: TypeAlias = AbstractRecordModelPropertyAdder
+_PropertyRemover: TypeAlias = AbstractRecordModelPropertyRemover
+_PropertySetter: TypeAlias = AbstractRecordModelPropertySetter
+_PropertyType: TypeAlias = RecordModelPropertyType
+
+# CR-47717: Use TypeVars in the type hints of certain functions to prevent PyCharm from erroneously flagging certain
+# return type hints as incorrect.
+IsRecordModel = TypeVar('IsRecordModel', bound=RecordModel)
+"""A PyRecordModel or AbstractRecordModel."""
+IsSapioRecord = TypeVar('IsSapioRecord', bound=SapioRecord)
+"""A DataRecord, PyRecordModel, or AbstractRecordModel."""
 
 
 # FR-46064 - Initial port of PyWebhookUtils to sapiopycommons.
+# FR-47575 - Reordered functions so that the Java and Python versions are as close to each other as possible.
 class RecordHandler:
     """
     A collection of shorthand methods for dealing with the various record managers.
@@ -58,12 +78,11 @@ class RecordHandler:
         """
         :param context: The current webhook context or a user object to send requests from.
         """
-        self.user = AliasUtil.to_sapio_user(context)
         if self.__initialized:
             return
         self.__initialized = True
 
-        self.user = context if isinstance(context, SapioUser) else context.user
+        self.user = AliasUtil.to_sapio_user(context)
         self.dr_man = DataRecordManager(self.user)
         self.rec_man = RecordModelManager(self.user)
         self.inst_man = self.rec_man.instance_manager
@@ -103,9 +122,172 @@ class RecordHandler:
         """
         return [self.wrap_model(x, wrapper_type) for x in records]
 
+    def add_model(self, wrapper_type: type[WrappedType] | str) -> WrappedType | PyRecordModel:
+        """
+        Shorthand for using the instance manager to add a new record model of the given type.
+
+        :param wrapper_type: The record model wrapper to use, or the data type name of the record.
+        :return: The newly added record model. If a data type name was used instead of a model wrapper, then the
+            returned record will be a PyRecordModel instead of a WrappedRecordModel.
+        """
+        return self.add_models(wrapper_type, 1)[0]
+
+    def add_models(self, wrapper_type: type[WrappedType] | str, num: int) -> list[WrappedType] | list[PyRecordModel]:
+        """
+        Shorthand for using the instance manager to add new record models of the given type.
+
+        :param wrapper_type: The record model wrapper to use, or the data type name of the records.
+        :param num: The number of models to create.
+        :return: The newly added record models. If a data type name was used instead of a model wrapper, then the
+            returned records will be PyRecordModels instead of WrappedRecordModels.
+        """
+        if isinstance(wrapper_type, str):
+            return self.inst_man.add_new_records(wrapper_type, num)
+        return self.inst_man.add_new_records_of_type(num, wrapper_type)
+
+    def add_models_with_data(self, wrapper_type: type[WrappedType] | str, fields: list[FieldIdentifierMap]) \
+            -> list[WrappedType] | list[PyRecordModel]:
+        """
+        Shorthand for using the instance manager to add new models of the given type, and then initializing all those
+        models with the given fields.
+
+        :param wrapper_type: The record model wrapper to use, or the data type name of the records.
+        :param fields: A list of field maps to initialize the record models with.
+        :return: The newly added record models with the provided fields set. The records will be in the same order as
+            the fields in the fields list. If a data type name was used instead of a model wrapper, then the returned
+            records will be PyRecordModels instead of WrappedRecordModels.
+        """
+        fields: list[FieldMap] = AliasUtil.to_data_field_names_list_dict(fields)
+        models: list[WrappedType] = self.add_models(wrapper_type, len(fields))
+        for model, field_list in zip(models, fields):
+            model.set_field_values(field_list)
+        return models
+
+    def find_or_add_model(self, wrapper_type: type[WrappedType] | str, primary_identifier: FieldIdentifier,
+                          id_value: FieldValue, secondary_identifiers: FieldIdentifierMap | None = None) \
+            -> WrappedType | PyRecordModel:
+        """
+        Find a unique record that matches the given field values. If no such records exist, add a record model to the
+        cache with the identifying fields set to the desired values. This record will be created in the system when
+        you store and commit changes. If more than one record with the identifying values exists, throws an exception.
+
+        The record is searched for using the primary identifier field name and value. If multiple records are returned
+        by the query on this primary identifier, then the secondary identifiers are used to filter the results.
+
+        Makes a webservice call to query for the existing record.
+
+        :param wrapper_type: The record model wrapper to use, or the data type name of the record.
+        :param primary_identifier: The data field name of the field to search on.
+        :param id_value: The value of the identifying field to search for.
+        :param secondary_identifiers: Optional fields used to filter the records that are returned after searching on
+            the primary identifier.
+        :return: The record model with the identifying field value, either pulled from the system or newly created.
+            If a data type name was used instead of a model wrapper, then the returned record will be a PyRecordModel
+            instead of a WrappedRecordModel.
+        """
+        # PR-46335: Initialize the secondary identifiers parameter if None is provided to avoid an exception.
+        # If no secondary identifiers were provided, use an empty dictionary.
+        if secondary_identifiers is None:
+            secondary_identifiers = {}
+
+        primary_identifier: str = AliasUtil.to_data_field_name(primary_identifier)
+        secondary_identifiers: FieldMap = AliasUtil.to_data_field_names_dict(secondary_identifiers)
+        unique_record: WrappedType | None = self.__find_model(wrapper_type, primary_identifier, id_value,
+                                                              secondary_identifiers)
+        # If a unique record matched the identifiers, return it.
+        if unique_record is not None:
+            return unique_record
+
+        # If none of the results matched the identifiers, create a new record with all identifiers set.
+        # Put the primary identifier and value into the secondary identifiers list and use that as the fields map
+        # for this new record.
+        secondary_identifiers.update({primary_identifier: id_value})
+        return self.add_models_with_data(wrapper_type, [secondary_identifiers])[0]
+
+    def create_models(self, wrapper_type: type[WrappedType] | str, num: int) -> list[WrappedType] | list[PyRecordModel]:
+        """
+        Shorthand for creating new records via the data record manager and then returning them as wrapped
+        record models. Useful in cases where your record model needs to have a valid record ID.
+
+        Makes a webservice call to create the data records.
+
+        :param wrapper_type: The record model wrapper to use, or the data type name of the records.
+        :param num: The number of new records to create.
+        :return: The newly created record models. If a data type name was used instead of a model wrapper, then the
+            returned records will be PyRecordModels instead of WrappedRecordModels.
+        """
+        dt: str = AliasUtil.to_data_type_name(wrapper_type)
+        if isinstance(wrapper_type, str):
+            wrapper_type = None
+        return self.wrap_models(self.dr_man.add_data_records(dt, num), wrapper_type)
+
+    def create_models_with_data(self, wrapper_type: type[WrappedType] | str, fields: list[FieldIdentifierMap]) \
+            -> list[WrappedType] | list[PyRecordModel]:
+        """
+        Shorthand for creating new records via the data record manager with field data to initialize the records with
+        and then returning them as wrapped record models. Useful in cases where your record model needs to have a valid
+        record ID.
+
+        Makes a webservice call to create the data records.
+
+        :param wrapper_type: The record model wrapper to use, or the data type name of the records.
+        :param fields: The field map list to initialize the new data records with.
+        :return: The newly created record models. If a data type name was used instead of a model wrapper, then the
+            returned records will be PyRecordModels instead of WrappedRecordModels.
+        """
+        dt: str = AliasUtil.to_data_type_name(wrapper_type)
+        if isinstance(wrapper_type, str):
+            wrapper_type = None
+        fields: list[FieldMap] = AliasUtil.to_data_field_names_list_dict(fields)
+        return self.wrap_models(self.dr_man.add_data_records_with_data(dt, fields), wrapper_type)
+
+    def find_or_create_model(self, wrapper_type: type[WrappedType] | str, primary_identifier: FieldIdentifier,
+                             id_value: FieldValue, secondary_identifiers: FieldIdentifierMap | None = None) \
+            -> WrappedType | PyRecordModel:
+        """
+        Find a unique record that matches the given field values. If no such records exist, create one with the
+        identifying fields set to the desired values. If more than one record with the identifying values exists,
+        throws an exception.
+
+        The record is searched for using the primary identifier field name and value. If multiple records are returned
+        by the query on this primary identifier, then the secondary identifiers are used to filter the results.
+
+        Makes a webservice call to query for the existing record. Makes an additional webservice call if the record
+        needs to be created.
+
+        :param wrapper_type: The record model wrapper to use, or the data type name of the record.
+        :param primary_identifier: The data field name of the field to search on.
+        :param id_value: The value of the identifying field to search for.
+        :param secondary_identifiers: Optional fields used to filter the records that are returned after searching on
+            the primary identifier.
+        :return: The record model with the identifying field value, either pulled from the system or newly created.
+            If a data type name was used instead of a model wrapper, then the returned record will be a PyRecordModel
+            instead of a WrappedRecordModel.
+        """
+        # PR-46335: Initialize the secondary identifiers parameter if None is provided to avoid an exception.
+        # If no secondary identifiers were provided, use an empty dictionary.
+        if secondary_identifiers is None:
+            secondary_identifiers = {}
+
+        primary_identifier: str = AliasUtil.to_data_field_name(primary_identifier)
+        secondary_identifiers: FieldMap = AliasUtil.to_data_field_names_dict(secondary_identifiers)
+        unique_record: WrappedType | None = self.__find_model(wrapper_type, primary_identifier, id_value,
+                                                              secondary_identifiers)
+        # If a unique record matched the identifiers, return it.
+        if unique_record is not None:
+            return unique_record
+
+        # If none of the results matched the identifiers, create a new record with all identifiers set.
+        # Put the primary identifier and value into the secondary identifiers list and use that as the fields map
+        # for this new record.
+        secondary_identifiers.update({primary_identifier: id_value})
+        return self.create_models_with_data(wrapper_type, [secondary_identifiers])[0]
+
     # CR-47491: Support providing a data type name string to receive PyRecordModels instead of requiring a WrapperType.
+    # CR-47523: Support a singular field value being provided for the value_list parameter.
     def query_models(self, wrapper_type: type[WrappedType] | str, field: FieldIdentifier,
-                     value_list: Iterable[FieldValue], page_limit: int | None = None, page_size: int | None = None) \
+                     value_list: Iterable[FieldValue] | FieldValue,
+                     page_limit: int | None = None, page_size: int | None = None) \
             -> list[WrappedType] | list[PyRecordModel]:
         """
         Shorthand for using the data record manager to query for a list of data records by field value
@@ -113,7 +295,9 @@ class RecordHandler:
 
         :param wrapper_type: The record model wrapper to use, or the data type name of the records.
         :param field: The field to query on.
-        :param value_list: The values of the field to query on.
+        :param value_list: The values of the field to query on, or a singular field value that will be automatically
+            converted to a singleton list. Note that field values of None are not supported by this method and will be
+            ignored. If you need to query for records with a null field value, use a custom report.
         :param page_limit: The maximum number of pages to query. If None, exhausts all possible pages. This parameter
             only functions if you set a page size or the platform enforces a page size.
         :param page_size: The size of the pages to query. If None, the page size may be limited by the platform.
@@ -126,8 +310,10 @@ class RecordHandler:
         return self.query_models_with_criteria(wrapper_type, field, value_list, criteria, page_limit)[0]
 
     def query_and_map_models(self, wrapper_type: type[WrappedType] | str, field: FieldIdentifier,
-                             value_list: Iterable[FieldValue], page_limit: int | None = None,
-                             page_size: int | None = None, *, mapping_field: FieldIdentifier | None = None) \
+                             value_list: Iterable[FieldValue] | FieldValue,
+                             page_limit: int | None = None, page_size: int | None = None,
+                             *,
+                             mapping_field: FieldIdentifier | None = None) \
             -> dict[FieldValue, list[WrappedType] | list[PyRecordModel]]:
         """
         Shorthand for using query_models to search for records given values on a specific field and then using
@@ -135,7 +321,9 @@ class RecordHandler:
 
         :param wrapper_type: The record model wrapper to use, or the data type name of the records.
         :param field: The field to query and map on.
-        :param value_list: The values of the field to query on.
+        :param value_list: The values of the field to query on, or a singular field value that will be automatically
+            converted to a singleton list. Note that field values of None are not supported by this method and will be
+            ignored. If you need to query for records with a null field value, use a custom report.
         :param page_limit: The maximum number of pages to query. If None, exhausts all possible pages. This parameter
             only functions if you set a page size or the platform enforces a page size.
         :param page_size: The size of the pages to query. If None, the page size may be limited by the platform.
@@ -150,8 +338,10 @@ class RecordHandler:
                                  mapping_field)
 
     def query_and_unique_map_models(self, wrapper_type: type[WrappedType] | str, field: FieldIdentifier,
-                                    value_list: Iterable[FieldValue], page_limit: int | None = None,
-                                    page_size: int | None = None, *, mapping_field: FieldIdentifier | None = None) \
+                                    value_list: Iterable[FieldValue] | FieldValue,
+                                    page_limit: int | None = None, page_size: int | None = None,
+                                    *,
+                                    mapping_field: FieldIdentifier | None = None) \
             -> dict[FieldValue, WrappedType | PyRecordModel]:
         """
         Shorthand for using query_models to search for records given values on a specific field and then using
@@ -160,7 +350,9 @@ class RecordHandler:
 
         :param wrapper_type: The record model wrapper to use, or the data type name of the records.
         :param field: The field to query and map on.
-        :param value_list: The values of the field to query on.
+        :param value_list: The values of the field to query on, or a singular field value that will be automatically
+            converted to a singleton list. Note that field values of None are not supported by this method and will be
+            ignored. If you need to query for records with a null field value, use a custom report.
         :param page_limit: The maximum number of pages to query. If None, exhausts all possible pages. This parameter
             only functions if you set a page size or the platform enforces a page size.
         :param page_size: The size of the pages to query. If None, the page size may be limited by the platform.
@@ -175,7 +367,7 @@ class RecordHandler:
                                         mapping_field)
 
     def query_models_with_criteria(self, wrapper_type: type[WrappedType] | str, field: FieldIdentifier,
-                                   value_list: Iterable[FieldValue],
+                                   value_list: Iterable[FieldValue] | FieldValue,
                                    paging_criteria: DataRecordPojoPageCriteria | None = None,
                                    page_limit: int | None = None) \
             -> tuple[list[WrappedType] | list[PyRecordModel], DataRecordPojoPageCriteria]:
@@ -185,7 +377,9 @@ class RecordHandler:
 
         :param wrapper_type: The record model wrapper to use, or the data type name of the records.
         :param field: The field to query on.
-        :param value_list: The values of the field to query on.
+        :param value_list: The values of the field to query on, or a singular field value that will be automatically
+            converted to a singleton list. Note that field values of None are not supported by this method and will be
+            ignored. If you need to query for records with a null field value, use a custom report.
         :param paging_criteria: The paging criteria to start the query with.
         :param page_limit: The maximum number of pages to query from the starting criteria. If None, exhausts all
             possible pages. This parameter only functions if you set a page size in the paging criteria or the platform
@@ -197,6 +391,8 @@ class RecordHandler:
         if isinstance(wrapper_type, str):
             wrapper_type = None
         field: str = AliasUtil.to_data_field_name(field)
+        if isinstance(value_list, FieldValue):
+            value_list: list[FieldValue] = [value_list]
         pager = QueryDataRecordsAutoPager(dt, field, list(value_list), self.user, paging_criteria)
         pager.max_page = page_limit
         return self.wrap_models(pager.get_all_at_once(), wrapper_type), pager.next_page_criteria
@@ -336,9 +532,11 @@ class RecordHandler:
         """
         warnings.warn("Deprecated in favor of the [System/Custom/Quick]ReportRecordAutoPager classes.", DeprecationWarning)
         if isinstance(report_name, str):
+            # noinspection PyDeprecation
             results: list[dict[str, FieldValue]] = CustomReportUtil.run_system_report(self.user, report_name, filters,
                                                                                       page_limit, page_size, page_number)
         elif isinstance(report_name, RawReportTerm):
+            # noinspection PyDeprecation
             results: list[dict[str, FieldValue]] = CustomReportUtil.run_quick_report(self.user, report_name, filters,
                                                                                      page_limit, page_size, page_number)
         elif isinstance(report_name, CustomReportCriteria):
@@ -351,224 +549,480 @@ class RecordHandler:
             # Enforce that the given custom report has a record ID column.
             if not any([x.data_type_name == dt and x.data_field_name == "RecordId" for x in report_name.column_list]):
                 report_name.column_list.append(ReportColumn(dt, "RecordId", FieldType.LONG))
+            # noinspection PyDeprecation
             results: list[dict[str, FieldValue]] = CustomReportUtil.run_custom_report(self.user, report_name, filters,
                                                                                       page_limit, page_size, page_number)
         else:
             raise SapioException("Unrecognized report object.")
 
         # Using the bracket accessor because we want to throw an exception if RecordId doesn't exist in the report.
-        # This should only possibly be the case with system reports, as quick reports will include the record ID and
+        # This should only possibly be the case with system reports, as quick reports will include the record ID, and
         # we forced any given custom report to have a record ID column.
         ids: list[int] = [row["RecordId"] for row in results]
         return self.query_models_by_id(wrapper_type, ids)
 
-    def add_model(self, wrapper_type: type[WrappedType] | str) -> WrappedType | PyRecordModel:
+    @staticmethod
+    def map_by_id(models: Iterable[IsSapioRecord]) -> dict[int, IsSapioRecord]:
         """
-        Shorthand for using the instance manager to add a new record model of the given type.
+        Map the given records their record IDs.
 
-        :param wrapper_type: The record model wrapper to use, or the data type name of the record.
-        :return: The newly added record model. If a data type name was used instead of a model wrapper, then the
-            returned record will be a PyRecordModel instead of a WrappedRecordModel.
+        :param models: The records to map.
+        :return: A dict mapping the record ID to each record.
         """
-        return self.add_models(wrapper_type, 1)[0]
+        ret_dict: dict[int, SapioRecord] = {}
+        for model in models:
+            ret_dict.update({AliasUtil.to_record_id(model): model})
+        return ret_dict
 
-    def add_models(self, wrapper_type: type[WrappedType] | str, num: int) -> list[WrappedType] | list[PyRecordModel]:
+    @staticmethod
+    def map_by_field(models: Iterable[IsSapioRecord], field_name: FieldIdentifier) \
+            -> dict[FieldValue, list[IsSapioRecord]]:
         """
-        Shorthand for using the instance manager to add new record models of the given type.
+        Map the given records by one of their fields. If any two records share the same field value, they'll appear in
+        the same value list.
 
-        :param wrapper_type: The record model wrapper to use, or the data type name of the records.
-        :param num: The number of models to create.
-        :return: The newly added record models. If a data type name was used instead of a model wrapper, then the
-            returned records will be PyRecordModels instead of WrappedRecordModels.
+        :param models: The records to map.
+        :param field_name: The field name to map against.
+        :return: A dict mapping field values to the records with that value.
         """
-        if isinstance(wrapper_type, str):
-            return self.inst_man.add_new_records(wrapper_type, num)
-        return self.inst_man.add_new_records_of_type(num, wrapper_type)
+        field_name: str = AliasUtil.to_data_field_name(field_name)
+        ret_dict: dict[FieldValue, list[SapioRecord]] = {}
+        for model in models:
+            val: FieldValue = model.get_field_value(field_name)
+            ret_dict.setdefault(val, []).append(model)
+        return ret_dict
 
-    def add_models_with_data(self, wrapper_type: type[WrappedType] | str, fields: list[FieldIdentifierMap]) \
-            -> list[WrappedType] | list[PyRecordModel]:
+    @staticmethod
+    def map_by_unique_field(models: Iterable[IsSapioRecord], field_name: FieldIdentifier) \
+            -> dict[FieldValue, IsSapioRecord]:
         """
-        Shorthand for using the instance manager to add new models of the given type, and then initializing all those
-        models with the given fields.
+        Uniquely map the given records by one of their fields. If any two records share the same field value, throws
+        an exception.
 
-        :param wrapper_type: The record model wrapper to use, or the data type name of the records.
-        :param fields: A list of field maps to initialize the record models with.
-        :return: The newly added record models with the provided fields set. The records will be in the same order as
-            the fields in the fields list. If a data type name was used instead of a model wrapper, then the returned
-            records will be PyRecordModels instead of WrappedRecordModels.
+        :param models: The records to map.
+        :param field_name: The field name to map against.
+        :return: A dict mapping field values to the record with that value.
         """
-        fields: list[FieldMap] = AliasUtil.to_data_field_names_list_dict(fields)
-        models: list[WrappedType] = self.add_models(wrapper_type, len(fields))
-        for model, field_list in zip(models, fields):
-            model.set_field_values(field_list)
-        return models
+        field_name: str = AliasUtil.to_data_field_name(field_name)
+        ret_dict: dict[FieldValue, SapioRecord] = {}
+        for model in models:
+            val: FieldValue = model.get_field_value(field_name)
+            if val in ret_dict:
+                raise SapioException(f"Value {val} encountered more than once in models list.")
+            ret_dict.update({val: model})
+        return ret_dict
 
-    def find_or_add_model(self, wrapper_type: type[WrappedType] | str, primary_identifier: FieldIdentifier,
-                          id_value: FieldValue, secondary_identifiers: FieldIdentifierMap | None = None) \
-            -> WrappedType | PyRecordModel:
+    # FR-47525: Add functions for getting and setting record image bytes.
+    def get_record_image(self, record: SapioRecord) -> bytes:
         """
-        Find a unique record that matches the given field values. If no such records exist, add a record model to the
-        cache with the identifying fields set to the desired values. This record will be created in the system when
-        you store and commit changes. If more than one record with the identifying values exists, throws an exception.
+        Retrieve the record image for a given record.
 
-        The record is searched for using the primary identifier field name and value. If multiple records are returned
-        by the query on this primary identifier, then the secondary identifiers are used to filter the results.
+        :param record: The record model to retrieve the image of.
+        :return: The file bytes of the given record's image.
+        """
+        record: DataRecord = AliasUtil.to_data_record(record)
+        with io.BytesIO() as data_sink:
+            def consume_data(chunk: bytes):
+                data_sink.write(chunk)
 
-        Makes a webservice call to query for the existing record.
+            self.dr_man.get_record_image(record, consume_data)
+            data_sink.flush()
+            data_sink.seek(0)
+            file_bytes = data_sink.read()
+        return file_bytes
 
-        :param wrapper_type: The record model wrapper to use, or the data type name of the record.
-        :param primary_identifier: The data field name of the field to search on.
-        :param id_value: The value of the identifying field to search for.
-        :param secondary_identifiers: Optional fields used to filter the records that are returned after searching on
-            the primary identifier.
-        :return: The record model with the identifying field value, either pulled from the system or newly created.
-            If a data type name was used instead of a model wrapper, then the returned record will be a PyRecordModel
-            instead of a WrappedRecordModel.
+    def set_record_image(self, record: SapioRecord, file_data: str | bytes) -> None:
         """
-        # PR-46335: Initialize the secondary identifiers parameter if None is provided to avoid an exception.
-        # If no secondary identifiers were provided, use an empty dictionary.
-        if secondary_identifiers is None:
-            secondary_identifiers = {}
+        Set the record image for a given record.
 
-        primary_identifier: str = AliasUtil.to_data_field_name(primary_identifier)
-        secondary_identifiers: FieldMap = AliasUtil.to_data_field_names_dict(secondary_identifiers)
-        unique_record: WrappedType | None = self.__find_model(wrapper_type, primary_identifier, id_value,
-                                                              secondary_identifiers)
-        # If a unique record matched the identifiers, return it.
-        if unique_record is not None:
-            return unique_record
+        :param record: The record model to set the image of.
+        :param file_data: The file data of the image to set on the record.
+        """
+        record: DataRecord = AliasUtil.to_data_record(record)
+        with io.BytesIO(file_data.encode() if isinstance(file_data, str) else file_data) as stream:
+            self.dr_man.set_record_image(record, stream)
 
-        # If none of the results matched the identifiers, create a new record with all identifiers set.
-        # Put the primary identifier and value into the secondary identifiers list and use that as the fields map
-        # for this new record.
-        secondary_identifiers.update({primary_identifier: id_value})
-        return self.add_models_with_data(wrapper_type, [secondary_identifiers])[0]
+    @staticmethod
+    def sum_of_field(models: Iterable[SapioRecord], field_name: FieldIdentifier) -> float:
+        """
+        Sum up the numeric value of a given field across all input models. Excepts that all given models have a value.
+        If the field is an integer field, the value will be converted to a float.
 
-    def create_models(self, wrapper_type: type[WrappedType] | str, num: int) -> list[WrappedType] | list[PyRecordModel]:
+        :param models: The models to calculate the sum of.
+        :param field_name: The name of the numeric field to sum.
+        :return: The sum of the field values for the collection of models.
         """
-        Shorthand for creating new records via the data record manager and then returning them as wrapped
-        record models. Useful in cases where your record model needs to have a valid record ID.
+        field_name: str = AliasUtil.to_data_field_name(field_name)
+        field_sum: float = 0
+        for model in models:
+            val = model.get_field_value(field_name)
+            if isinstance(val, (int, float)):
+                field_sum += float(model.get_field_value(field_name))
+        return field_sum
 
-        Makes a webservice call to create the data records.
+    @staticmethod
+    def mean_of_field(models: Collection[SapioRecord], field_name: FieldIdentifier) -> float:
+        """
+        Calculate the average (arithmetic mean) of the numeric value of a given field across all input models. Excepts
+        that all given models have a value. If the field is an integer field, the value will be converted to a float.
 
-        :param wrapper_type: The record model wrapper to use, or the data type name of the records.
-        :param num: The number of new records to create.
-        :return: The newly created record models. If a data type name was used instead of a model wrapper, then the
-            returned records will be PyRecordModels instead of WrappedRecordModels.
+        :param models: The models to calculate the mean of.
+        :param field_name: The name of the numeric field to mean.
+        :return: The mean of the field values for the collection of models.
         """
-        dt: str = AliasUtil.to_data_type_name(wrapper_type)
-        if isinstance(wrapper_type, str):
-            wrapper_type = None
-        return self.wrap_models(self.dr_man.add_data_records(dt, num), wrapper_type)
+        return RecordHandler.sum_of_field(models, field_name) / len(models)
+
+    @staticmethod
+    def get_newest_record(records: Iterable[IsSapioRecord]) -> IsSapioRecord:
+        """
+        Get the newest record from a list of records.
+
+        :param records: The list of records.
+        :return: The input record with the highest record ID. None if the input list is empty.
+        """
+        return max(records, key=lambda x: x.record_id)
+
+    # FR-46696: Add a function for getting the oldest record in a list, just like we have one for the newest record.
+    @staticmethod
+    def get_oldest_record(records: Iterable[IsSapioRecord]) -> IsSapioRecord:
+        """
+        Get the oldest record from a list of records.
+
+        :param records: The list of records.
+        :return: The input record with the lowest record ID. None if the input list is empty.
+        """
+        return min(records, key=lambda x: x.record_id)
+
+    @staticmethod
+    def get_min_record(records: list[IsSapioRecord], field: FieldIdentifier) -> IsSapioRecord:
+        """
+        Get the record model with the minimum value of a given field from a list of record models.
+
+        :param records: The list of record models to search through.
+        :param field: The field to find the minimum value of.
+        :return: The record model with the minimum value of the given field.
+        """
+        field: str = AliasUtil.to_data_field_name(field)
+        return min(records, key=lambda x: x.get_field_value(field))
+
+    @staticmethod
+    def get_max_record(records: list[IsSapioRecord], field: FieldIdentifier) -> IsSapioRecord:
+        """
+        Get the record model with the maximum value of a given field from a list of record models.
+
+        :param records: The list of record models to search through.
+        :param field: The field to find the maximum value of.
+        :return: The record model with the maximum value of the given field.
+        """
+        field: str = AliasUtil.to_data_field_name(field)
+        return max(records, key=lambda x: x.get_field_value(field))
+
+    # FR-47522: Add RecordHandler functions that copy from the RecordModelUtil class in our Java utilities.
+    @staticmethod
+    def get_values_list(records: list[RecordModel], field: FieldIdentifier) -> list[FieldValue]:
+        """
+        Get a list of field values from a list of record models.
+
+        :param records: The list of record models to get the field values from.
+        :param field: The field to get the values of.
+        :return: A list of field values from the input record models. The values are in the same order as the input
+            record models.
+        """
+        field: str = AliasUtil.to_data_field_name(field)
+        return [x.get_field_value(field) for x in records]
+
+    @staticmethod
+    def get_values_set(records: list[RecordModel], field: FieldIdentifier) -> set[FieldValue]:
+        """
+        Get a set of field values from a list of record models.
+
+        :param records: The list of record models to get the field values from.
+        :param field: The field to get the values of.
+        :return: A set of field values from the input record models.
+        """
+        field: str = AliasUtil.to_data_field_name(field)
+        return {x.get_field_value(field) for x in records}
+
+    @staticmethod
+    def set_values(records: list[RecordModel], field: FieldIdentifier, value: FieldValue) -> None:
+        """
+        Set the value of a field on a list of record models.
+
+        :param records: The list of record models to set the field value on.
+        :param field: The field to set the value of.
+        :param value: The value to set the field to for all input records.
+        """
+        field: str = AliasUtil.to_data_field_name(field)
+        for record in records:
+            record.set_field_value(field, value)
+
+    @staticmethod
+    def values_to_field_maps(field_name: FieldIdentifier, values: Iterable[FieldValue],
+                             existing_fields: list[FieldMap] | None = None) -> list[FieldMap]:
+        """
+        Add a list of values for a specific field to a list of dictionaries pairing each value to that field name.
+
+        :param field_name: The name of the field that the values are from.
+        :param values: A list of field values.
+        :param existing_fields: An optional existing fields map list to add the new values to. Values are added in the
+            list in the same order that they appear. If no existing fields are provided, returns a new fields map list.
+        :return: A fields map list that contains the given values mapped by the given field name.
+        """
+        # Update the existing fields map list if one is given.
+        field_name: str = AliasUtil.to_data_field_name(field_name)
+        existing_fields: list[FieldMap] = AliasUtil.to_data_field_names_list_dict(existing_fields)
+        if existing_fields:
+            values = list(values)
+            # The number of new values must match the length of the existing fields list.
+            if len(values) != len(existing_fields):
+                raise SapioException(f"Length of \"{field_name}\" values does not match the existing fields length.")
+            for field, value in zip(existing_fields, values):
+                field.update({field_name: value})
+            return existing_fields
+        # Otherwise, create a new fields map list.
+        return [{field_name: value} for value in values]
 
-    def create_models_with_data(self, wrapper_type: type[WrappedType] | str, fields: list[FieldIdentifierMap]) \
-            -> list[WrappedType] | list[PyRecordModel]:
+    @staticmethod
+    def get_from_all(records: Iterable[RecordModel], getter: _PropertyGetter[_PropertyType]) \
+            -> list[RecordModelPropertyType]:
         """
-        Shorthand for creating new records via the data record manager with field data to initialize the records with
-        and then returning them as wrapped record models. Useful in cases where your record model needs to have a valid
-        record ID.
+        Use a getter property on all records in a list of record models. For example, you can iterate over a list of
+        record models using a getter of Ancestors.of_type(SampleModel) to get all the SampleModel ancestors from each
+        record.
 
-        Makes a webservice call to create the data records.
+        :param records: The list of record models to get the property from.
+        :param getter: The getter to use to get the property from each record.
+        :return: A list of the property values from the input record models. The value at the matching index of the
+            input records is the results of using the getter on that record.
+        """
+        return [x.get(getter) for x in records]
 
-        :param wrapper_type: The record model wrapper to use, or the data type name of the records.
-        :param fields: The field map list to initialize the new data records with.
-        :return: The newly created record models. If a data type name was used instead of a model wrapper, then the
-            returned records will be PyRecordModels instead of WrappedRecordModels.
+    @staticmethod
+    def set_on_all(records: Iterable[RecordModel], setter: _PropertySetter[_PropertyType]) \
+            -> list[RecordModelPropertyType]:
         """
-        dt: str = AliasUtil.to_data_type_name(wrapper_type)
-        if isinstance(wrapper_type, str):
-            wrapper_type = None
-        fields: list[FieldMap] = AliasUtil.to_data_field_names_list_dict(fields)
-        return self.wrap_models(self.dr_man.add_data_records_with_data(dt, fields), wrapper_type)
+        Use a setter property on all records in a list of record models. For example, you can iterate over a list of
+        record models user a setter of ForwardSideLink.ref(field_name, record) to set a forward side link on each
+        record.
 
-    def find_or_create_model(self, wrapper_type: type[WrappedType] | str, primary_identifier: FieldIdentifier,
-                             id_value: FieldValue, secondary_identifiers: FieldIdentifierMap | None = None) \
-            -> WrappedType | PyRecordModel:
+        :param records: The list of record models to set the property on.
+        :param setter: The setter to use to set the property on each record.
+        :return: A list of the property values that were set on the input record models. The value at the matching index
+            of the input records is the results of using the setter on that record.
         """
-        Find a unique record that matches the given field values. If no such records exist, create one with the
-        identifying fields set to the desired values. If more than one record with the identifying values exists,
-        throws an exception.
+        return [x.set(setter) for x in records]
 
-        The record is searched for using the primary identifier field name and value. If multiple records are returned
-        by the query on this primary identifier, then the secondary identifiers are used to filter the results.
+    @staticmethod
+    def add_to_all(records: Iterable[RecordModel], adder: _PropertyAdder[_PropertyType]) \
+            -> list[RecordModelPropertyType]:
+        """
+        Use an adder property on all records in a list of record models. For example, you can iterate over a list of
+        record models using an adder of Child.create(SampleModel) to create a new SampleModel child on each record.
 
-        Makes a webservice call to query for the existing record. Makes an additional webservice call if the record
-        needs to be created.
+        :param records: The list of record models to add the property to.
+        :param adder: The adder to use to add the property to each record.
+        :return: A list of the property values that were added to the input record models. The value at the matching
+            index of the input records is the results of using the adder on that record.
+        """
+        return [x.add(adder) for x in records]
 
-        :param wrapper_type: The record model wrapper to use, or the data type name of the record.
-        :param primary_identifier: The data field name of the field to search on.
-        :param id_value: The value of the identifying field to search for.
-        :param secondary_identifiers: Optional fields used to filter the records that are returned after searching on
-            the primary identifier.
-        :return: The record model with the identifying field value, either pulled from the system or newly created.
-            If a data type name was used instead of a model wrapper, then the returned record will be a PyRecordModel
-            instead of a WrappedRecordModel.
+    @staticmethod
+    def remove_from_all(records: Iterable[RecordModel], remover: _PropertyRemover[_PropertyType]) \
+            -> list[RecordModelPropertyType]:
+        """
+        Use a remover property on all records in a list of record models. For example, you can iterate over a list of
+        record models using a remover of Parents.ref(records) to remove a list of parents from each record.
+
+        :param records: The list of record models to remove the property from.
+        :param remover: The remover to use to remove the property from each record.
+        :return: A list of the property values that were removed from the input record models. The value at the matching
+            index of the input records is the results of using the remover on that record.
+        """
+        return [x.remove(remover) for x in records]
+
+    # FR-47527: Created functions for manipulating relationships between records,
+    def get_extension(self, model: RecordModel, wrapper_type: type[WrappedType] | str) \
+            -> WrappedType | PyRecordModel | None:
+        """
+        Given a record with an extension record related to it, return the extension record as a record model.
+        This will retrieve an extension record without doing a webservice request to the server. The input record and
+        extension record will be considered related to one another if you later use load_child or load_parent on the
+        input record or extension record respectively.
+
+        :param model: The record model to get the extension for.
+        :param wrapper_type: The record model wrapper to use, or the data type name of the extension record. If a data
+            type name is provided, the returned record will be a PyRecordModel instead of a WrappedRecordModel.
+        :return: The extension record model for the input record model, or None if no extension record exists.
+        """
+        ext_dt: str = AliasUtil.to_data_type_name(wrapper_type)
+        ext_fields: FieldMap = {}
+        for field, value in AliasUtil.to_field_map(model).items():
+            if field.startswith(ext_dt + "."):
+                ext_fields[field.removeprefix(ext_dt + ".")] = value
+        if not ext_fields or ext_fields.get("RecordId") is None:
+            return None
+        ext_rec: DataRecord = DataRecord(ext_dt, ext_fields.get("RecordId"), ext_fields)
+        ext_model: WrappedType | PyRecordModel = self.wrap_model(ext_rec, wrapper_type)
+        self._spoof_child_load(model, ext_model)
+        self._spoof_parent_load(ext_model, model)
+        return ext_model
+
+    def get_or_add_parent(self, record: RecordModel, parent_type: type[WrappedType] | str) \
+            -> WrappedType | PyRecordModel:
         """
-        # PR-46335: Initialize the secondary identifiers parameter if None is provided to avoid an exception.
-        # If no secondary identifiers were provided, use an empty dictionary.
-        if secondary_identifiers is None:
-            secondary_identifiers = {}
+        Given a record model, retrieve the singular parent record model of a given type. If a parent of the given type
+        does not exist, a new one will be created. The parents of the given data type must already be loaded.
+
+        :param record: The record model to get the parent of.
+        :param parent_type: The record model wrapper of the parent, or the data type name of the parent. If a data type
+            name is provided, the returned record will be a PyRecordModel instead of a WrappedRecordModel.
+        :return: The parent record model of the given type.
+        """
+        parent_dt: str = AliasUtil.to_data_type_name(parent_type)
+        wrapper: type[WrappedType] | None = parent_type if isinstance(parent_type, type) else None
+        record: PyRecordModel = RecordModelInstanceManager.unwrap(record)
+        parent: PyRecordModel | None = record.get(Parent.of_type_name(parent_dt))
+        if parent is not None:
+            return self.wrap_model(parent, wrapper) if wrapper else parent
+        return record.add(Parent.create(wrapper)) if wrapper else record.add(Parent.create_by_name(parent_dt))
+
+    def get_or_add_child(self, record: RecordModel, child_type: type[WrappedType] | str) -> WrappedType | PyRecordModel:
+        """
+        Given a record model, retrieve the singular child record model of a given type. If a child of the given type
+        does not exist, a new one will be created. The children of the given data type must already be loaded.
+
+        :param record: The record model to get the child of.
+        :param child_type: The record model wrapper of the child, or the data type name of the child. If a data type
+            name is provided, the returned record will be a PyRecordModel instead of a WrappedRecordModel.
+        :return: The child record model of the given type.
+        """
+        child_dt: str = AliasUtil.to_data_type_name(child_type)
+        wrapper: type[WrappedType] | None = child_type if isinstance(child_type, type) else None
+        record: PyRecordModel = RecordModelInstanceManager.unwrap(record)
+        child: PyRecordModel | None = record.get(Child.of_type_name(child_dt))
+        if child is not None:
+            return self.wrap_model(child, wrapper) if wrapper else child
+        return record.add(Child.create(wrapper)) if wrapper else record.add(Child.create_by_name(child_dt))
+
+    def get_or_add_side_link(self, record: RecordModel, side_link_field: FieldIdentifier,
+                             side_link_type: type[WrappedType] | str) -> WrappedType | PyRecordModel:
+        """
+        Given a record model, retrieve the singular side link record model of a given type. If a side link of the given
+        type does not exist, a new one will be created. The side links of the given data type must already be loaded.
+
+        :param record: The record model to get the side link of.
+        :param side_link_field: The field name of the side link to get.
+        :param side_link_type: The record model wrapper of the side link, or the data type name of the side link. If a
+            data type name is provided, the returned record will be a PyRecordModel instead of a WrappedRecordModel.
+        :return: The side link record model of the given type.
+        """
+        side_link_field: str = AliasUtil.to_data_field_name(side_link_field)
+        wrapper: type[WrappedType] | None = side_link_type if isinstance(side_link_type, type) else None
+        record: PyRecordModel = RecordModelInstanceManager.unwrap(record)
+        side_link: PyRecordModel | None = record.get(ForwardSideLink.of(side_link_field))
+        if side_link is not None:
+            return self.wrap_model(side_link, wrapper) if wrapper else side_link
+        side_link: WrappedType | PyRecordModel = self.add_model(side_link_type)
+        record.set(ForwardSideLink.ref(side_link_field, side_link))
+        return side_link
 
-        primary_identifier: str = AliasUtil.to_data_field_name(primary_identifier)
-        secondary_identifiers: FieldMap = AliasUtil.to_data_field_names_dict(secondary_identifiers)
-        unique_record: WrappedType | None = self.__find_model(wrapper_type, primary_identifier, id_value,
-                                                              secondary_identifiers)
-        # If a unique record matched the identifiers, return it.
-        if unique_record is not None:
-            return unique_record
+    @staticmethod
+    def set_parents(record: RecordModel, parents: Iterable[RecordModel], parent_type: DataTypeIdentifier) -> None:
+        """
+        Set the parents of a record model to a list of parent record models of a given type. The parents of the given
+        data type must already be loaded. This method will add the parents to the record model if they are not already
+        parents, and remove any existing parents that are not in the input list.
 
-        # If none of the results matched the identifiers, create a new record with all identifiers set.
-        # Put the primary identifier and value into the secondary identifiers list and use that as the fields map
-        # for this new record.
-        secondary_identifiers.update({primary_identifier: id_value})
-        return self.create_models_with_data(wrapper_type, [secondary_identifiers])[0]
+        :param record: The record model to set the parents of.
+        :param parents: The list of parent record models to set as the parents of the input record model.
+        :param parent_type: The data type identifier of the parent record models.
+        """
+        parent_dt: str = AliasUtil.to_data_type_name(parent_type)
+        existing_parents: list[PyRecordModel] = record.get(Parents.of_type_name(parent_dt))
+        for parent in parents:
+            if parent not in existing_parents:
+                record.add(Parent.ref(parent))
+        for parent in existing_parents:
+            if parent not in parents:
+                record.remove(Parent.ref(parent))
 
     @staticmethod
-    def map_to_parent(models: Iterable[WrappedRecordModel], parent_type: type[WrappedType])\
-            -> dict[WrappedRecordModel, WrappedType]:
+    def set_children(record: RecordModel, children: Iterable[RecordModel], child_type: DataTypeIdentifier) -> None:
+        """
+        Set the children of a record model to a list of child record models of a given type. The children of the given
+        data type must already be loaded. This method will add the children to the record model if they are not already
+        children, and remove any existing children that are not in the input list.
+
+        :param record: The record model to set the children of.
+        :param children: The list of child record models to set as the children of the input record model.
+        :param child_type: The data type identifier of the child record models.
+        """
+        child_dt: str = AliasUtil.to_data_type_name(child_type)
+        existing_children: list[PyRecordModel] = record.get(Children.of_type_name(child_dt))
+        for child in children:
+            if child not in existing_children:
+                record.add(Child.ref(child))
+        for child in existing_children:
+            if child not in children:
+                record.remove(Child.ref(child))
+
+    # CR-47717: Update the map_[to/by]_[relationship] functions to allow PyRecordModels to be provided and returned
+    # instead of only using WrappedRecordModels and wrapper types.
+    @staticmethod
+    def map_to_parent(models: Iterable[IsRecordModel], parent_type: type[WrappedType] | str) \
+            -> dict[IsRecordModel, WrappedType | PyRecordModel]:
         """
         Map a list of record models to a single parent of a given type. The parents must already be loaded.
 
         :param models: A list of record models.
-        :param parent_type: The record model wrapper of the parent.
+        :param parent_type: The record model wrapper or data type name of the parents. If a data type name is
+            provided, the returned records will be PyRecordModels instead of WrappedRecordModels.
         :return: A dict[ModelType, ParentType]. If an input model doesn't have a parent of the given parent type, then
             it will map to None.
         """
-        return_dict: dict[WrappedRecordModel, WrappedType] = {}
+        return_dict: dict[RecordModel, WrappedType | PyRecordModel] = {}
         for model in models:
-            return_dict[model] = model.get_parent_of_type(parent_type)
+            if isinstance(parent_type, str):
+                return_dict[model] = model.get(Parent.of_type_name(parent_type))
+            else:
+                return_dict[model] = model.get(Parent.of_type(parent_type))
         return return_dict
 
     @staticmethod
-    def map_to_parents(models: Iterable[WrappedRecordModel], parent_type: type[WrappedType]) \
-            -> dict[WrappedRecordModel, list[WrappedType]]:
+    def map_to_parents(models: Iterable[IsRecordModel], parent_type: type[WrappedType] | str) \
+            -> dict[IsRecordModel, list[WrappedType] | list[PyRecordModel]]:
         """
         Map a list of record models to a list parents of a given type. The parents must already be loaded.
 
         :param models: A list of record models.
-        :param parent_type: The record model wrapper of the parents.
+        :param parent_type: The record model wrapper or data type name of the parents. If a data type name is
+            provided, the returned records will be PyRecordModels instead of WrappedRecordModels.
         :return: A dict[ModelType, list[ParentType]]. If an input model doesn't have a parent of the given parent type,
             then it will map to an empty list.
         """
-        return_dict: dict[WrappedRecordModel, list[WrappedType]] = {}
+        return_dict: dict[WrappedRecordModel, list[WrappedType] | list[PyRecordModel]] = {}
         for model in models:
-            return_dict[model] = model.get_parents_of_type(parent_type)
+            if isinstance(parent_type, str):
+                return_dict[model] = model.get(Parents.of_type_name(parent_type))
+            else:
+                return_dict[model] = model.get(Parents.of_type(parent_type))
         return return_dict
 
     @staticmethod
-    def map_by_parent(models: Iterable[WrappedRecordModel], parent_type: type[WrappedType]) \
-            -> dict[WrappedType, WrappedRecordModel]:
+    def map_by_parent(models: Iterable[IsRecordModel], parent_type: type[WrappedType] | str) \
+            -> dict[WrappedType | PyRecordModel, IsRecordModel]:
         """
         Take a list of record models and map them by their parent. Essentially an inversion of map_to_parent.
         If two records share the same parent, an exception will be thrown. The parents must already be loaded.
 
         :param models: A list of record models.
-        :param parent_type: The record model wrapper of the parents.
+        :param parent_type: The record model wrapper or data type name of the parents. If a data type name is
+            provided, the returned records will be PyRecordModels instead of WrappedRecordModels.
         :return: A dict[ParentType, ModelType]. If an input model doesn't have a parent of the given parent type,
             then it will not be in the resulting dictionary.
         """
-        to_parent: dict[WrappedRecordModel, WrappedType] = RecordHandler.map_to_parent(models, parent_type)
-        by_parent: dict[WrappedType, WrappedRecordModel] = {}
+        to_parent: dict[RecordModel, WrappedType | PyRecordModel] = RecordHandler.map_to_parent(models, parent_type)
+        by_parent: dict[WrappedType | PyRecordModel, RecordModel] = {}
         for record, parent in to_parent.items():
             if parent is None:
                 continue
@@ -579,70 +1033,81 @@ class RecordHandler:
         return by_parent
 
     @staticmethod
-    def map_by_parents(models: Iterable[WrappedRecordModel], parent_type: type[WrappedType]) \
-            -> dict[WrappedType, list[WrappedRecordModel]]:
+    def map_by_parents(models: Iterable[IsRecordModel], parent_type: type[WrappedType] | str) \
+            -> dict[WrappedType | PyRecordModel, list[IsRecordModel]]:
         """
         Take a list of record models and map them by their parents. Essentially an inversion of map_to_parents. Input
         models that share a parent will end up in the same list. The parents must already be loaded.
 
         :param models: A list of record models.
-        :param parent_type: The record model wrapper of the parents.
+        :param parent_type: The record model wrapper or data type name of the parents. If a data type name is
+            provided, the returned records will be PyRecordModels instead of WrappedRecordModels.
         :return: A dict[ParentType, list[ModelType]]. If an input model doesn't have a parent of the given parent type,
             then it will not be in the resulting dictionary.
         """
-        to_parents: dict[WrappedRecordModel, list[WrappedType]] = RecordHandler.map_to_parents(models, parent_type)
-        by_parents: dict[WrappedType, list[WrappedRecordModel]] = {}
+        to_parents: dict[RecordModel, list[WrappedType] | list[PyRecordModel]] = RecordHandler\
+            .map_to_parents(models, parent_type)
+        by_parents: dict[WrappedType | PyRecordModel, list[RecordModel]] = {}
         for record, parents in to_parents.items():
             for parent in parents:
                 by_parents.setdefault(parent, []).append(record)
         return by_parents
 
     @staticmethod
-    def map_to_child(models: Iterable[WrappedRecordModel], child_type: type[WrappedType])\
-            -> dict[WrappedRecordModel, WrappedType]:
+    def map_to_child(models: Iterable[IsRecordModel], child_type: type[WrappedType] | str) \
+            -> dict[IsRecordModel, WrappedType | PyRecordModel]:
         """
         Map a list of record models to a single child of a given type. The children must already be loaded.
 
         :param models: A list of record models.
-        :param child_type: The record model wrapper of the child.
+        :param child_type: The record model wrapper or data type name of the children. If a data type name is
+            provided, the returned records will be PyRecordModels instead of WrappedRecordModels.
         :return: A dict[ModelType, ChildType]. If an input model doesn't have a child of the given child type, then
             it will map to None.
         """
-        return_dict: dict[WrappedRecordModel, WrappedType] = {}
+        return_dict: dict[RecordModel, WrappedType | PyRecordModel] = {}
         for model in models:
-            return_dict[model] = model.get_child_of_type(child_type)
+            if isinstance(child_type, str):
+                return_dict[model] = model.get(Child.of_type_name(child_type))
+            else:
+                return_dict[model] = model.get(Child.of_type(child_type))
         return return_dict
 
     @staticmethod
-    def map_to_children(models: Iterable[WrappedRecordModel], child_type: type[WrappedType]) \
-            -> dict[WrappedRecordModel, list[WrappedType]]:
+    def map_to_children(models: Iterable[IsRecordModel], child_type: type[WrappedType] | str) \
+            -> dict[IsRecordModel, list[WrappedType] | PyRecordModel]:
         """
         Map a list of record models to a list children of a given type. The children must already be loaded.
 
         :param models: A list of record models.
-        :param child_type: The record model wrapper of the children.
+        :param child_type: The record model wrapper or data type name of the children. If a data type name is
+            provided, the returned records will be PyRecordModels instead of WrappedRecordModels.
         :return: A dict[ModelType, list[ChildType]]. If an input model doesn't have children of the given child type,
             then it will map to an empty list.
         """
-        return_dict: dict[WrappedRecordModel, list[WrappedType]] = {}
+        return_dict: dict[RecordModel, list[WrappedType] | list[PyRecordModel]] = {}
         for model in models:
-            return_dict[model] = model.get_children_of_type(child_type)
+            if isinstance(child_type, str):
+                return_dict[model] = model.get(Children.of_type_name(child_type))
+            else:
+                return_dict[model] = model.get(Children.of_type(child_type))
         return return_dict
 
     @staticmethod
-    def map_by_child(models: Iterable[WrappedRecordModel], child_type: type[WrappedType]) \
-            -> dict[WrappedType, WrappedRecordModel]:
+    def map_by_child(models: Iterable[IsRecordModel], child_type: type[WrappedType] | str) \
+            -> dict[WrappedType | str, IsRecordModel]:
         """
         Take a list of record models and map them by their children. Essentially an inversion of map_to_child.
         If two records share the same child, an exception will be thrown. The children must already be loaded.
 
         :param models: A list of record models.
-        :param child_type: The record model wrapper of the children.
+        :param child_type: The record model wrapper or data type name of the children. If a data type name is
+            provided, the returned records will be PyRecordModels instead of WrappedRecordModels.
         :return: A dict[ChildType, ModelType]. If an input model doesn't have a child of the given child type,
             then it will not be in the resulting dictionary.
         """
-        to_child: dict[WrappedRecordModel, WrappedType] = RecordHandler.map_to_child(models, child_type)
-        by_child: dict[WrappedType, WrappedRecordModel] = {}
+        to_child: dict[RecordModel, WrappedType | PyRecordModel] = RecordHandler.map_to_child(models, child_type)
+        by_child: dict[WrappedType | PyRecordModel, RecordModel] = {}
         for record, child in to_child.items():
             if child is None:
                 continue
@@ -653,116 +1118,105 @@ class RecordHandler:
         return by_child
 
     @staticmethod
-    def map_by_children(models: Iterable[WrappedRecordModel], child_type: type[WrappedType]) \
-            -> dict[WrappedType, list[WrappedRecordModel]]:
+    def map_by_children(models: Iterable[IsRecordModel], child_type: type[WrappedType] | str) \
+            -> dict[WrappedType | PyRecordModel, list[IsRecordModel]]:
         """
         Take a list of record models and map them by their children. Essentially an inversion of map_to_children. Input
         models that share a child will end up in the same list. The children must already be loaded.
 
         :param models: A list of record models.
-        :param child_type: The record model wrapper of the children.
+        :param child_type: The record model wrapper or data type name of the children. If a data type name is
+            provided, the returned records will be PyRecordModels instead of WrappedRecordModels.
         :return: A dict[ChildType, list[ModelType]]. If an input model doesn't have children of the given child type,
             then it will not be in the resulting dictionary.
         """
-        to_children: dict[WrappedRecordModel, list[WrappedType]] = RecordHandler.map_to_children(models, child_type)
-        by_children: dict[WrappedType, list[WrappedRecordModel]] = {}
+        to_children: dict[RecordModel, list[WrappedType] | list[PyRecordModel]] = RecordHandler\
+            .map_to_children(models, child_type)
+        by_children: dict[WrappedType | PyRecordModel, list[RecordModel]] = {}
         for record, children in to_children.items():
             for child in children:
                 by_children.setdefault(child, []).append(record)
         return by_children
 
     @staticmethod
-    def map_to_forward_side_link(models: Iterable[WrappedRecordModel], field_name: FieldIdentifier,
-                                 side_link_type: type[WrappedType]) -> dict[WrappedRecordModel, WrappedType]:
+    def map_to_forward_side_link(models: Iterable[IsRecordModel], field_name: FieldIdentifier,
+                                 side_link_type: type[WrappedType] | None) \
+            -> dict[IsRecordModel, WrappedType | PyRecordModel]:
         """
         Map a list of record models to their forward side link. The forward side link must already be loaded.
 
         :param models: A list of record models.
         :param field_name: The field name on the record models where the side link is located.
-        :param side_link_type: The record model wrapper of the forward side link.
+        :param side_link_type: The record model wrapper of the forward side link. If None, the side links will
+            be returned as PyRecordModels instead of WrappedRecordModels.
         :return: A dict[ModelType, SlideLink]. If an input model doesn't have a forward side link of the given type,
             then it will map to None.
         """
         field_name: str = AliasUtil.to_data_field_name(field_name)
-        return_dict: dict[WrappedRecordModel, WrappedType] = {}
+        return_dict: dict[RecordModel, WrappedType | PyRecordModel] = {}
         for model in models:
-            return_dict[model] = model.get_forward_side_link(field_name, side_link_type)
+            return_dict[model] = model.get(ForwardSideLink.of(field_name, side_link_type))
         return return_dict
 
     @staticmethod
-    def map_by_forward_side_links(models: Iterable[WrappedRecordModel], field_name: FieldIdentifier,
-                                  side_link_type: type[WrappedType]) -> dict[WrappedType, list[WrappedRecordModel]]:
+    def map_by_forward_side_link(models: Iterable[IsRecordModel], field_name: FieldIdentifier,
+                                 side_link_type: type[WrappedType] | None) \
+            -> dict[WrappedType | PyRecordModel, IsRecordModel]:
         """
         Take a list of record models and map them by their forward side link. Essentially an inversion of
-        map_to_forward_side_link. Input models that share a forward side link will end up in the same list.
+        map_to_forward_side_link, but if two records share the same forward link, an exception is thrown.
         The forward side link must already be loaded.
 
         :param models: A list of record models.
         :param field_name: The field name on the record models where the side link is located.
-        :param side_link_type: The record model wrapper of the forward side links.
-        :return: A dict[SideLink, list[ModelType]]. If an input model doesn't have a forward side link of the given type
+        :param side_link_type: The record model wrapper of the forward side links. If None, the side links will
+            be returned as PyRecordModels instead of WrappedRecordModels.
+        :return: A dict[SideLink, ModelType]. If an input model doesn't have a forward side link of the given type
             pointing to it, then it will not be in the resulting dictionary.
         """
         field_name: str = AliasUtil.to_data_field_name(field_name)
-        to_side_link: dict[WrappedRecordModel, WrappedType] = RecordHandler\
+        to_side_link: dict[RecordModel, WrappedType | PyRecordModel] = RecordHandler\
             .map_to_forward_side_link(models, field_name, side_link_type)
-        by_side_link: dict[WrappedType, list[WrappedRecordModel]] = {}
+        by_side_link: dict[WrappedType | PyRecordModel, RecordModel] = {}
         for record, side_link in to_side_link.items():
             if side_link is None:
                 continue
-            by_side_link.setdefault(side_link, []).append(record)
+            if side_link in by_side_link:
+                raise SapioException(f"Side link {side_link.data_type_name} {side_link.record_id} encountered more "
+                                     f"than once in models list.")
+            by_side_link[side_link] = record
         return by_side_link
 
     @staticmethod
-    def map_by_forward_side_link(models: Iterable[WrappedRecordModel], field_name: FieldIdentifier,
-                                 side_link_type: type[WrappedType]) -> dict[WrappedType, WrappedRecordModel]:
+    def map_by_forward_side_links(models: Iterable[IsRecordModel], field_name: FieldIdentifier,
+                                  side_link_type: type[WrappedType] | None) \
+            -> dict[WrappedType | PyRecordModel, list[IsRecordModel]]:
         """
         Take a list of record models and map them by their forward side link. Essentially an inversion of
-        map_to_forward_side_link, but if two records share the same forward link, an exception is thrown.
+        map_to_forward_side_link. Input models that share a forward side link will end up in the same list.
         The forward side link must already be loaded.
 
         :param models: A list of record models.
         :param field_name: The field name on the record models where the side link is located.
-        :param side_link_type: The record model wrapper of the forward side links.
-        :return: A dict[SideLink, ModelType]. If an input model doesn't have a forward side link of the given type
+        :param side_link_type: The record model wrapper of the forward side links. If None, the side links will
+            be returned as PyRecordModels instead of WrappedRecordModels.
+        :return: A dict[SideLink, list[ModelType]]. If an input model doesn't have a forward side link of the given type
             pointing to it, then it will not be in the resulting dictionary.
         """
         field_name: str = AliasUtil.to_data_field_name(field_name)
-        to_side_link: dict[WrappedRecordModel, WrappedType] = RecordHandler\
+        to_side_link: dict[RecordModel, WrappedType | PyRecordModel] = RecordHandler\
             .map_to_forward_side_link(models, field_name, side_link_type)
-        by_side_link: dict[WrappedType, WrappedRecordModel] = {}
+        by_side_link: dict[WrappedType | PyRecordModel, list[RecordModel]] = {}
         for record, side_link in to_side_link.items():
             if side_link is None:
                 continue
-            if side_link in by_side_link:
-                raise SapioException(f"Side link {side_link.data_type_name} {side_link.record_id} encountered more "
-                                     f"than once in models list.")
-            by_side_link[side_link] = record
+            by_side_link.setdefault(side_link, []).append(record)
         return by_side_link
 
     @staticmethod
-    def map_to_reverse_side_links(models: Iterable[WrappedRecordModel], field_name: FieldIdentifier,
-                                  side_link_type: type[WrappedType]) -> dict[WrappedRecordModel, list[WrappedType]]:
-        """
-        Map a list of record models to a list reverse side links of a given type. The reverse side links must already
-        be loaded.
-
-        :param models: A list of record models.
-        :param field_name: The field name on the side linked model where the side link to the given record models is
-            located.
-        :param side_link_type: The record model wrapper of the reverse side links.
-        :return: A dict[ModelType, list[SideLink]]. If an input model doesn't have reverse side links of the given type,
-            then it will map to an empty list.
-        """
-        field_name: str = AliasUtil.to_data_field_name(field_name)
-        return_dict: dict[WrappedRecordModel, list[WrappedType]] = {}
-        for model in models:
-            return_dict[model] = model.get_reverse_side_link(field_name, side_link_type)
-        return return_dict
-
-    @staticmethod
-    def map_to_reverse_side_link(models: Iterable[WrappedRecordModel], field_name: FieldIdentifier,
-                                 side_link_type: type[WrappedType]) -> dict[WrappedRecordModel, WrappedType]:
+    def map_to_reverse_side_link(models: Iterable[IsRecordModel], field_name: FieldIdentifier,
+                                 side_link_type: type[WrappedType] | str) \
+            -> dict[IsRecordModel, WrappedType | PyRecordModel]:
         """
         Map a list of record models to the reverse side link of a given type. If a given record has more than one
         reverse side link of this type, an exception is thrown. The reverse side links must already be loaded.
@@ -770,14 +1224,18 @@ class RecordHandler:
         :param models: A list of record models.
         :param field_name: The field name on the side linked model where the side link to the given record models is
             located.
-        :param side_link_type: The record model wrapper of the reverse side links.
+        :param side_link_type: The record model wrapper or data type name of the reverse side links. If a data type
+            name is provided, the returned records will be PyRecordModels instead of WrappedRecordModels.
         :return: A dict[ModelType, SideLink]. If an input model doesn't have reverse side links of the given type,
             then it will map to None.
         """
         field_name: str = AliasUtil.to_data_field_name(field_name)
-        return_dict: dict[WrappedRecordModel, WrappedType] = {}
+        return_dict: dict[RecordModel, WrappedType | PyRecordModel] = {}
         for model in models:
-            links: list[WrappedType] = model.get_reverse_side_link(field_name, side_link_type)
+            if isinstance(side_link_type, str):
+                links: list[WrappedType] = model.get(ReverseSideLink.of(side_link_type, field_name))
+            else:
+                links: list[WrappedType] = model.get(ReverseSideLink.of_type(side_link_type, field_name))
             if len(links) > 1:
                 raise SapioException(f"Model {model.data_type_name} {model.record_id} has more than one reverse link "
                                      f"of type {side_link_type.get_wrapper_data_type_name()}.")
@@ -785,32 +1243,34 @@ class RecordHandler:
         return return_dict
 
     @staticmethod
-    def map_by_reverse_side_links(models: Iterable[WrappedRecordModel], field_name: FieldIdentifier,
-                                  side_link_type: type[WrappedType]) -> dict[WrappedType, list[WrappedRecordModel]]:
+    def map_to_reverse_side_links(models: Iterable[IsRecordModel], field_name: FieldIdentifier,
+                                  side_link_type: type[WrappedType] | str) \
+            -> dict[IsRecordModel, list[WrappedType] | list[PyRecordModel]]:
         """
-        Take a list of record models and map them by their reverse side links. Essentially an inversion of
-        map_to_reverse_side_links. Input models that share a reverse side link will end up in the same list.
-        The reverse side links must already be loaded.
+        Map a list of record models to a list reverse side links of a given type. The reverse side links must already
+        be loaded.
 
         :param models: A list of record models.
         :param field_name: The field name on the side linked model where the side link to the given record models is
             located.
-        :param side_link_type: The record model wrapper of the reverse side links.
-        :return: A dict[SideLink, list[ModelType]]. If an input model doesn't have reverse side links of the given type
-            pointing to it, then it will not be in the resulting dictionary.
+        :param side_link_type: The record model wrapper or data type name of the reverse side links. If a data type
+            name is provided, the returned records will be PyRecordModels instead of WrappedRecordModels.
+        :return: A dict[ModelType, list[SideLink]]. If an input model doesn't have reverse side links of the given type,
+            then it will map to an empty list.
         """
         field_name: str = AliasUtil.to_data_field_name(field_name)
-        to_side_links: dict[WrappedRecordModel, list[WrappedType]] = RecordHandler\
-            .map_to_reverse_side_links(models, field_name, side_link_type)
-        by_side_links: dict[WrappedType, list[WrappedRecordModel]] = {}
-        for record, side_links in to_side_links.items():
-            for side_link in side_links:
-                by_side_links.setdefault(side_link, []).append(record)
-        return by_side_links
+        return_dict: dict[RecordModel, list[WrappedType] | list[PyRecordModel]] = {}
+        for model in models:
+            if isinstance(side_link_type, str):
+                return_dict[model] = model.get(ReverseSideLink.of(side_link_type, field_name))
+            else:
+                return_dict[model] = model.get(ReverseSideLink.of_type(side_link_type, field_name))
+        return return_dict
 
     @staticmethod
-    def map_by_reverse_side_link(models: Iterable[WrappedRecordModel], field_name: FieldIdentifier,
-                                 side_link_type: type[WrappedType]) -> dict[WrappedType, WrappedRecordModel]:
+    def map_by_reverse_side_link(models: Iterable[IsRecordModel], field_name: FieldIdentifier,
+                                 side_link_type: type[WrappedType] | str) \
+            -> dict[WrappedType | PyRecordModel, IsRecordModel]:
         """
         Take a list of record models and map them by their reverse side link. Essentially an inversion of
         map_to_reverse_side_link. If two records share the same reverse side link, an exception is thrown.
@@ -819,14 +1279,15 @@ class RecordHandler:
         :param models: A list of record models.
         :param field_name: The field name on the side linked model where the side link to the given record models is
             located.
-        :param side_link_type: The record model wrapper of the reverse side links.
+        :param side_link_type: The record model wrapper or data type name of the reverse side links. If a data type
+            name is provided, the returned records will be PyRecordModels instead of WrappedRecordModels.
         :return: A dict[SideLink, ModelType]. If an input model doesn't have a reverse side link of the given type
             pointing to it, then it will not be in the resulting dictionary.
         """
         field_name: str = AliasUtil.to_data_field_name(field_name)
-        to_side_link: dict[WrappedRecordModel, WrappedType] = RecordHandler\
+        to_side_link: dict[RecordModel, WrappedType | PyRecordModel] = RecordHandler\
             .map_to_reverse_side_link(models, field_name, side_link_type)
-        by_side_link: dict[WrappedType, WrappedRecordModel] = {}
+        by_side_link: dict[WrappedType | PyRecordModel, RecordModel] = {}
         for record, side_link in to_side_link.items():
             if side_link is None:
                 continue
@@ -837,144 +1298,35 @@ class RecordHandler:
         return by_side_link
 
     @staticmethod
-    def map_by_id(models: Iterable[SapioRecord]) -> dict[int, SapioRecord]:
-        """
-        Map the given records their record IDs.
-
-        :param models: The records to map.
-        :return: A dict mapping the record ID to each record.
-        """
-        ret_dict: dict[int, SapioRecord] = {}
-        for model in models:
-            ret_dict.update({model.record_id: model})
-        return ret_dict
-
-    @staticmethod
-    def map_by_field(models: Iterable[SapioRecord], field_name: FieldIdentifier) \
-            -> dict[FieldValue, list[SapioRecord]]:
-        """
-        Map the given records by one of their fields. If any two records share the same field value, they'll appear in
-        the same value list.
-
-        :param models: The records to map.
-        :param field_name: The field name to map against.
-        :return: A dict mapping field values to the records with that value.
-        """
-        field_name: str = AliasUtil.to_data_field_name(field_name)
-        ret_dict: dict[FieldValue, list[SapioRecord]] = {}
-        for model in models:
-            val: FieldValue = model.get_field_value(field_name)
-            ret_dict.setdefault(val, []).append(model)
-        return ret_dict
-
-    @staticmethod
-    def map_by_unique_field(models: Iterable[SapioRecord], field_name: FieldIdentifier) \
-            -> dict[FieldValue, SapioRecord]:
-        """
-        Uniquely map the given records by one of their fields. If any two records share the same field value, throws
-        an exception.
-
-        :param models: The records to map.
-        :param field_name: The field name to map against.
-        :return: A dict mapping field values to the record with that value.
-        """
-        field_name: str = AliasUtil.to_data_field_name(field_name)
-        ret_dict: dict[FieldValue, SapioRecord] = {}
-        for model in models:
-            val: FieldValue = model.get_field_value(field_name)
-            if val in ret_dict:
-                raise SapioException(f"Value {val} encountered more than once in models list.")
-            ret_dict.update({val: model})
-        return ret_dict
-
-    @staticmethod
-    def sum_of_field(models: Iterable[SapioRecord], field_name: FieldIdentifier) -> float:
-        """
-        Sum up the numeric value of a given field across all input models. Excepts that all given models have a value.
-        If the field is an integer field, the value will be converted to a float.
-
-        :param models: The models to calculate the sum of.
-        :param field_name: The name of the numeric field to sum.
-        :return: The sum of the field values for the collection of models.
-        """
-        field_name: str = AliasUtil.to_data_field_name(field_name)
-        field_sum: float = 0
-        for model in models:
-            field_sum += float(model.get_field_value(field_name))
-        return field_sum
-
-    @staticmethod
-    def mean_of_field(models: Iterable[SapioRecord], field_name: FieldIdentifier) -> float:
-        """
-        Calculate the mean of the numeric value of a given field across all input models. Excepts that all given models
-        have a value. If the field is an integer field, the value will be converted to a float.
-
-        :param models: The models to calculate the mean of.
-        :param field_name: The name of the numeric field to mean.
-        :return: The mean of the field values for the collection of models.
-        """
-        return RecordHandler.sum_of_field(models, field_name) / len(list(models))
-
-    @staticmethod
-    def get_newest_record(records: Iterable[SapioRecord]) -> SapioRecord:
-        """
-        Get the newest record from a list of records.
-
-        :param records: The list of records.
-        :return: The input record with the highest record ID. None if the input list is empty.
-        """
-        newest: SapioRecord | None = None
-        for record in records:
-            if newest is None or record.record_id > newest.record_id:
-                newest = record
-        return newest
-
-    # FR-46696: Add a function for getting the oldest record in a list, just like we have one for the newest record.
-    @staticmethod
-    def get_oldest_record(records: Iterable[SapioRecord]) -> SapioRecord:
-        """
-        Get the oldest record from a list of records.
-
-        :param records: The list of records.
-        :return: The input record with the lowest record ID. None if the input list is empty.
-        """
-        oldest: SapioRecord | None = None
-        for record in records:
-            if oldest is None or record.record_id < oldest.record_id:
-                oldest = record
-        return oldest
-
-    @staticmethod
-    def values_to_field_maps(field_name: FieldIdentifier, values: Iterable[FieldValue],
-                             existing_fields: list[FieldMap] | None = None) -> list[FieldMap]:
+    def map_by_reverse_side_links(models: Iterable[IsRecordModel], field_name: FieldIdentifier,
+                                  side_link_type: type[WrappedType] | str) -> dict[WrappedType | PyRecordModel, list[IsRecordModel]]:
         """
-        Add a list of values for a specific field to a list of dictionaries pairing each value to that field name.
+        Take a list of record models and map them by their reverse side links. Essentially an inversion of
+        map_to_reverse_side_links. Input models that share a reverse side link will end up in the same list.
+        The reverse side links must already be loaded.
 
-        :param field_name: The name of the field that the values are from.
-        :param values: A list of field values.
-        :param existing_fields: An optional existing fields map list to add the new values to. Values are added in the
-            list in the same order that they appear. If no existing fields are provided, returns a new fields map list.
-        :return: A fields map list that contains the given values mapped by the given field name.
+        :param models: A list of record models.
+        :param field_name: The field name on the side linked model where the side link to the given record models is
+            located.
+        :param side_link_type: The record model wrapper or data type name of the reverse side links. If a data type
+            name is provided, the returned records will be PyRecordModels instead of WrappedRecordModels.
+        :return: A dict[SideLink, list[ModelType]]. If an input model doesn't have reverse side links of the given type
+            pointing to it, then it will not be in the resulting dictionary.
         """
-        # Update the existing fields map list if one is given.
         field_name: str = AliasUtil.to_data_field_name(field_name)
-        existing_fields: list[FieldMap] = AliasUtil.to_data_field_names_list_dict(existing_fields)
-        if existing_fields:
-            values = list(values)
-            # The number of new values must match the length of the existing fields list.
-            if len(values) != len(existing_fields):
-                raise SapioException(f"Length of \"{field_name}\" values does not match the existing fields length.")
-            for field, value in zip(existing_fields, values):
-                field.update({field_name: value})
-            return existing_fields
-        # Otherwise, create a new fields map list.
-        return [{field_name: value} for value in values]
+        to_side_links: dict[WrappedRecordModel, list[WrappedType]] = RecordHandler\
+            .map_to_reverse_side_links(models, field_name, side_link_type)
+        by_side_links: dict[WrappedType, list[WrappedRecordModel]] = {}
+        for record, side_links in to_side_links.items():
+            for side_link in side_links:
+                by_side_links.setdefault(side_link, []).append(record)
+        return by_side_links
 
     # FR-46155: Update relationship path traversing functions to be non-static and take in a wrapper type so that the
     # output can be wrapped instead of requiring the user to wrap the output.
-    def get_linear_path(self, models: Iterable[RecordModel], path: RelationshipPath,
+    def get_linear_path(self, models: Iterable[IsRecordModel], path: RelationshipPath,
                         wrapper_type: type[WrappedType] | None = None) \
-            -> dict[RecordModel, WrappedType | PyRecordModel | None]:
+            -> dict[IsRecordModel, WrappedType | PyRecordModel | None]:
         """
         Given a relationship path, travel the path starting from the input models. Returns the record at the end of the
         path, if any. The hierarchy must be linear (1:1 relationship between data types at every step) and the
@@ -987,7 +1339,7 @@ class RecordHandler:
         :return: Each record model mapped to the record at the end of the path starting from itself. If the end of the
             path couldn't be reached, the record will map to None.
         """
-        ret_dict: dict[RecordModel, WrappedType | None] = {}
+        ret_dict: dict[RecordModel, WrappedType | PyRecordModel | None] = {}
         # PR-46832: Update path traversal to account for changes to RelationshipPath in Sapiopylib.
         path: list[RelationshipNode] = path.path
         for model in models:
@@ -1034,9 +1386,9 @@ class RecordHandler:
             ret_dict.update({model: self.wrap_model(current, wrapper_type) if current else None})
         return ret_dict
 
-    def get_branching_path(self, models: Iterable[RecordModel], path: RelationshipPath,
+    def get_branching_path(self, models: Iterable[IsRecordModel], path: RelationshipPath,
                            wrapper_type: type[WrappedType] | None = None)\
-            -> dict[RecordModel, list[WrappedType] | list[PyRecordModel]]:
+            -> dict[IsRecordModel, list[WrappedType] | list[PyRecordModel]]:
         """
         Given a relationship path, travel the path starting from the input models. Returns the record at the end of the
         path, if any. The hierarchy may be non-linear (1:Many relationships between data types are allowed) and the
@@ -1049,7 +1401,7 @@ class RecordHandler:
         :return: Each record model mapped to the records at the end of the path starting from itself. If the end of the
             path couldn't be reached, the record will map to an empty list.
         """
-        ret_dict: dict[RecordModel, list[WrappedType]] = {}
+        ret_dict: dict[RecordModel, list[WrappedType] | list[PyRecordModel]] = {}
         # PR-46832: Update path traversal to account for changes to RelationshipPath in Sapiopylib.
         path: list[RelationshipNode] = path.path
         for model in models:
@@ -1071,7 +1423,9 @@ class RecordHandler:
                     elif direction == RelationshipNodeType.DESCENDANT:
                         next_search.update(self.an_man.get_descendant_of_type(search, data_type))
                     elif direction == RelationshipNodeType.FORWARD_SIDE_LINK:
-                        next_search.add(search.get_forward_side_link(node.data_field_name))
+                        side_link: RecordModel | None = search.get_forward_side_link(node.data_field_name)
+                        if side_link:
+                            next_search.add(side_link)
                     elif direction == RelationshipNodeType.REVERSE_SIDE_LINK:
                         next_search.update(search.get_reverse_side_link(data_type, node.data_field_name))
                     else:
@@ -1083,9 +1437,9 @@ class RecordHandler:
 
     # FR-46155: Create a relationship traversing function that returns a single function at the end of the path like
     # get_linear_path but can handle branching paths in the middle of the search like get_branching_path.
-    def get_flat_path(self, models: Iterable[RecordModel], path: RelationshipPath,
+    def get_flat_path(self, models: Iterable[IsRecordModel], path: RelationshipPath,
                       wrapper_type: type[WrappedType] | None = None) \
-            -> dict[RecordModel, WrappedType | PyRecordModel | None]:
+            -> dict[IsRecordModel, WrappedType | PyRecordModel | None]:
         """
         Given a relationship path, travel the path starting from the input models. Returns the record at the end of the
         path, if any. The hierarchy may be non-linear (1:Many relationships between data types are allowed) and the
@@ -1102,7 +1456,7 @@ class RecordHandler:
         :return: Each record model mapped to the record at the end of the path starting from itself. If the end of the
             path couldn't be reached, the record will map to None.
         """
-        ret_dict: dict[RecordModel, WrappedType | None] = {}
+        ret_dict: dict[RecordModel, WrappedType | PyRecordModel | None] = {}
         # PR-46832: Update path traversal to account for changes to RelationshipPath in Sapiopylib.
         path: list[RelationshipNode] = path.path
         for model in models:
@@ -1121,7 +1475,8 @@ class RecordHandler:
                 elif direction == RelationshipNodeType.DESCENDANT:
                     current = list(self.an_man.get_descendant_of_type(current[0], data_type))
                 elif direction == RelationshipNodeType.FORWARD_SIDE_LINK:
-                    current = [current[0].get_forward_side_link(node.data_field_name)]
+                    side_link: RecordModel | None = current[0].get_forward_side_link(node.data_field_name)
+                    current = [side_link] if side_link else []
                 elif direction == RelationshipNodeType.REVERSE_SIDE_LINK:
                     current = current[0].get_reverse_side_link(data_type, node.data_field_name)
                 else:
@@ -1169,3 +1524,42 @@ class RecordHandler:
         if record_type != model_type:
             raise SapioException(f"Data record of type {record_type} cannot be wrapped by the record model wrapper "
                                  f"of type {model_type}")
+
+    @staticmethod
+    def _spoof_child_load(model: RecordModel, child: RecordModel) -> None:
+        """
+        Spoof the loading of a child record on a record model. This is useful for when you have records that you know
+        are related but didn't use the relationship manager to load the relationship, which would make a webservice
+        call.
+        """
+        RecordHandler._spoof_children_load(model, [child])
+
+    @staticmethod
+    def _spoof_children_load(model: RecordModel, children: list[RecordModel]) -> None:
+        """
+        Spoof the loading of child records on a record model. This is useful for when you have records that you know
+        are related but didn't use the relationship manager to load the relationship, which would make a webservice
+        """
+        model: PyRecordModel = RecordModelInstanceManager.unwrap(model)
+        child_dt: str = AliasUtil.to_singular_data_type_name(children)
+        # noinspection PyProtectedMember
+        model._mark_children_loaded(child_dt, RecordModelInstanceManager.unwrap_list(children))
+
+    @staticmethod
+    def _spoof_parent_load(model: RecordModel, parent: RecordModel) -> None:
+        """
+        Spoof the loading of a parent record on a record model. This is useful for when you have records that you know
+        are related but didn't use the relationship manager to load the relationship, which would make a webservice
+        """
+        RecordHandler._spoof_parents_load(model, [parent])
+
+    @staticmethod
+    def _spoof_parents_load(model: RecordModel, parents: list[RecordModel]) -> None:
+        """
+        Spoof the loading of parent records on a record model. This is useful for when you have records that you know
+        are related but didn't use the relationship manager to load the relationship, which would make a webservice
+        """
+        model: PyRecordModel = RecordModelInstanceManager.unwrap(model)
+        parent_dt: str = AliasUtil.to_singular_data_type_name(parents)
+        # noinspection PyProtectedMember
+        model._mark_children_loaded(parent_dt, RecordModelInstanceManager.unwrap_list(parents))