I have a Base class like this:
class FlagTable(Base):
__tablename__ = "FLAG_TABLE"
FLAG_TABLE_ID = Column(Integer, primary_key=True, autoincrement="auto")
COLUMN_1 = Column(Boolean)
COLUMN_2 = Column(Boolean)
COLUMN_3 = Column(Boolean)
I have a Python function in 'FlagTable.py' that would create a record with
the ORM FlagTable object:
from FlagTable import FlagTable
def addFlagsToFlagTable(arg1, arg2, arg3):
myFlags= FlagTable(COLUMN_1=arg1, COLUMN_2=arg1, COLUMN_3=arg1)
session.add(myFlags)
session.commit()
#main code starts here
callFunc = addFlagsToFlagTable(true, false, false)
When I step through the code in debugger mode I see that the record I want
to add to my postgres database table gets added at the time of the import.
It does not even wait for when the addFlagsToFlagTable function gets called
in my main code. My *'Base = declarative_base()'* statement is in another
class which is related to FlagTable class. Can someone educate me a bit on
what is going on?
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