On 5/15/07, Michael Reece <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> but the generated query contains "ORDER BY t1.temp_asset_count DESC"
>> and i can't seem to get the "t1." not added to the ORDER BY clause.
>>
>> i know i can resort to get_objects_from_sql, but are there any other
>> suggestions?

You're already beyond what the Manager is currently able to do by
using the undocumented group_by parameter...

> this brings up another possibly useful feature, which would allow
> something like
>
>    discard_columns => ['temp_asset_count']
>
> to keep me from having to set up an accessor for temp_asset_count,
> which may never be used outside this sort_by clause.

...or just don't use MySQL 4 ;)  On the sort_by thing, I'll probably
add the ability to pass a reference to a scalar which will be taken as
a literal.

-John

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