I apologize, that was a typo. In my script I am actually printing the
same variable that I am incrementing. My example should read:
print Count: + str(count)
The problem is that the printed count is not the actual number of
records returned if printed query is run using another MySQL client. I
Randall's work with reflection is targeted for the 0.6 series. the
focus of 0.6 so far is a refactor of engine/dialect organization so
that's the best place to put his new features. Work has already
started and it will be most of what we're working on once 0.5 is
released, which
Hi all,
I am pretty new for using sqlalcemy. I am able to connect postgre
database, but we recently moved data from postgre to SQL sever 2005.
I have tried to connect sql sever 2005 as following:
DB = sqlalchemy.create_engine('''sql2005://user_name:passw...@server/
database''')
Then, i got
turn on DEBUG logging for sqlalchemy.engine (also works with
create_engine(..., echo='debug') ) and take a look at the rendered SQL
as well as the result rows returned.
On Dec 29, 2008, at 9:08 AM, Philip wrote:
I apologize, that was a typo. In my script I am actually printing the
same
On Mon, Dec 29, 2008 at 4:26 AM, percious perciou...@gmail.com wrote:
Sprox is ready for it's first beta release. Now, this release is 0.5b4
because of sprox's heritage, and therefore it's level of maturity.
Sprox has a new website up at www.sprox.org. This site is of course
generated with
On Dec 29, 2008, at 11:01 AM, Alan Shields wrote:
So far so good. I've run into one more problem, though.
I'm getting:
ProgrammingError: (ProgrammingError) subquery in FROM cannot refer to
other relations of same query level
when I attempt to eagerload('apples').
So, because I can't
On Mon, Dec 29, 2008 at 8:45 AM, Michael Bayer mike...@zzzcomputing.com wrote:
dkp_pool is not in the outer FROM list because you've set the FROM
clause of the outer query to series of joins which do not include that
table. From where would you like the max() function to pull its
column ?
On Dec 29, 2008, at 1:53 PM, Alan Shields wrote:
My apologies, but I don't see what you're saying. I'm a bit confused
how pool_table in the run2pool_a subquery is being turned into a
subquery as well when there's an eagerload.
I dont either since you've only been sending code fragments
First, tell me if the query I've written below is equivalent to what
you're trying to select. The basic idea is that the first nested
subquery which joins dkp_run to _last_run_date_by_character is not
needed. I'm pretty sure this is the case but you have the more
ingrained knowledge of
OK, its true the secondary route with relation() is the only one
that works with eagerload, the correlation thing was a false start.
Attached is a script illustrating both an eager relation(), as well as
an explcit Query approach. The usage of declarative is just a typing
saver and is not
Perfect! Thank you very much. If you're ever in Portland, Oregon, I
owe you a drink.
Alan
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Thanks, I found the the related document here:
http://www.sqlalchemy.org/docs/05/session.html?highlight=dirty
But from the api refrence, I can't find any clue.
On 12月28日, 上午1时23分, Michael Bayer mike...@zzzcomputing.com wrote:
if instance in session:
do something
else:
do
I am new to postgres and TG2.
I can connect the a postgres database using pgAdminIII with the
acount:
usernam:chw
password:chw
Here is the connect string in develepment.ini:
sqlalchemy.url=postgres://chw:chw:5...@127.0.0.1/docman
but when I run paster setup-app develepment.ini, I got the
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