Hi,
just wondering is there could be a method to a Column object to know if
it's a Boolean column ?
I'm trying to retrieve a list of boolean columns from a table and I'm
doing the following:
from sqlalchemy.types import Boolean
for col in table.c.keys():
if
On 8/5/07, Alexandre CONRAD [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As Michael pointed out, the ElementTree example stores the XML data
en-masse, so if you don't need those kind of queries, you might see
better performance and a simpler way of life if you just serialize the
ElementTree instances to XML
Hi,
just wondering is there could be a method to a Column object to know if
it's a Boolean column ?
You can use: isinstance(table.c['mycol'].type, Boolean)
Paul
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Hi,
I'm in the same process, and very interested in the answer !
I've found what I think is the best solution, and it sounds quite
obvious thinking about it. Define the table, do a select on the old
database and an insert on the new database. This leverages all
SQLAlchemy's cleverness in
Hi,
I have just committed Microsoft Access support in the 0.4 branch. It's
pretty basic (e.g. a lot of unit tests fail) but it does have functional
table reflection. For me, this is a big help in migrating legacy Access
databases to newer formats.
The table reflection is based on jet2sql.py
