I think I have a similar trouble, although the symptoms are different.
I have a PostgreSQL table named 'acl' mapped as UserGroup.
Table acl
Column| Type
--+-
id | integer
id_operatore | integer
cod_ruolo| text
id_asl | integer
id_azienda
Thanks a lot, guys. Will try a sample application and post in the wiki.
Might take some time - meanwhile, if somebody gets some more stuff,
posting it would help.
thanks
sanjay
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if you read closely, you can see that the embedded query for
selecting the employee is wrong; it has no FROM clause:
SELECT Employee.id AS id, Employee.name AS name,
Employee.atype AS atype, Employee.manager_id AS manager_id
\nWHERE Employee.atype = ?
SQLite is a little dumb in that it doesnt
Hi,
I don't know if this is valid SQL, but MySQL seems to accept it... I'd
like to write a query that looks like:
SELECT s.result LIKE 'Pass%' AS pass
...
Which would return 1 or 0 for each row depending on whether the result
column begins with Pass. In SQLAlchemy this would become:
Simon King wrote:
I don't know if this is valid SQL, but MySQL seems to accept
it... I'd like to write a query that looks like:
SELECT s.result LIKE 'Pass%' AS pass
...
Which would return 1 or 0 for each row depending on whether
the result column begins with Pass.
Another way I
in both of these cases, a particular Column can only be expressed on
the Mapper once. I should add some error checking to Mapper to
insure that this is followed. The reason is simple: if a class has
two attributes a and b which both point to a column C, and I
set a to 5 and b to 7 and
sum up for me what the current bugs youre observing are. the
foreignkey parameter is definitely needed for some of your cases.
it un-ambiguates which column in the join condition is remote, for
a join where its otherwise not clear.
On Jan 19, 2007, at 7:32 AM, svilen wrote:
and that
I just changed the inheritance of BooleanExpression to be from
BinaryExpression so it retains all the semantics of a
BinaryExpression, rev 2217. this required a slight tweak in the
orm's Query.select() method to properly detect a where criterion
but was otherwise not a big deal.
On
On Jan 19, 2007, at 11:49 AM, King Simon-NFHD78 wrote:
because that would be a function rather than a boolean expression, and
functions can be labelled. I knew I couldn't call 'sa.func.if', but I
thought it would be nice if you could use sa.func.if_ - the
_FunctionGateway object could strip
I tried this
class UserGroup(DomainObject):
pass
assign_mapper(context, UserGroup, tbl['acl'],
properties = {
'id_operatore': tbl['acl'].c.id_operatore, 'user_id' : synonym('id_operatore', proxy=True),
'cod_ruolo' :
thanks for testing that for me. added a fix + unit test in rev 2219.
On Jan 19, 2007, at 4:48 PM, jose wrote:
I tried this
class UserGroup(DomainObject):
pass
assign_mapper(context, UserGroup, tbl['acl'],
properties = {
'id_operatore': tbl
Michael Bayer wrote:
dischdennis wrote:
what is the easiest way to find out the last insert id? (MySQL 5)
supplast =
select([func.last_insert_id()],app_schema.SupplierTable.c.pr_supplier_ID
0).execute().fetchone()[0]
does not work for some reason
Dennis
result =
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