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useRepo(User).withAllRecursive(2).get()
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### Loading Nested Relationships

To load nested relationships, you may pass constraints to the 2nd argument. For example, let's load all of the book's authors and all of the author's personal contacts:

```js
const books = useRepo(Book).with('author', (query) => {
query.with('contacts')
}).get()
```

## Inserting Relationships

You may use `save` method to save a record with its nested relationships to the store. When saving new records into the store via `save` method, Pinia ORM automatically normalizes and stores data that contains any nested relationships in it's data structure. For example, let's say you have the `User` model that has a relationship to the `Post` model:
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