I'm doing this:
sengine = create_enging(blah..blah)
smeta = MetaData(bind=sengine)
meta.reflect(sengine)
tables = smeta.tables.keys()
to get a list of tables in a database, but unfortunately the table
list are not in their dependency order. For example:
A is depending on B (has
On 07/11/2011 02:37 PM, Tony wrote:
I'm doing this:
sengine = create_enging(blah..blah)
smeta = MetaData(bind=sengine)
meta.reflect(sengine)
tables = smeta.tables.keys()
to get a list of tables in a database, but unfortunately the table
list are not in their dependency
Hello
We're using with_hint() to add comments to sql queries, but that'll
be work only with selects.
I guess I can do a compiler extension to be able to add a /* comment
*/ in my queries, but I was wondering:
unless I missed something, wouldn't it be useful to have a
with_comment() method to be
Hi Michael,
thanks for your reply. I did get it working with the
@property/hybrid_property, but it turns out what I really needed was a
custom collection class. At least, that seems to be working in a cleaner
fashion.
I'm still fumbling around in the dark a little bit, so we'll see how it
Hello,
I'm trying to backup a database running on SQL Server 2008 Express.
I'm using pyodbc as the driver.
This backup code executes happily, however no file is written to the
provided path. I've also tried placing an empty file in the path, and
only 2KB of data gets written to it.
eng =
I think more common practice is just to use shell scripts (whether in
scheduled tasks / cron jobs or manually) for backup. But I don't know
MSSQL specifically. I just have rarely heard of anyone trying to
accomplish their backup with SQLAlchemy as part of the chain of
command.
On Jul 11, 2:06
