On Wednesday, June 10, 2015 at 9:00:13 PM UTC-7, Michael Bayer wrote:
On 6/10/15 10:32 PM, Eric Ogren wrote:
Hello,
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Is there a good way to leverage the .any() filter in MySQL? I can sort of
work around this by doing something like:
Hi
I'm new to databases, SQL, and SQLAlchemy. I've been going through the
tutorials and docs at SQLAlchemy.org trying to find a solution to
what I believe is a very simple issue with database quiries, however I'm
quite uncertain of the terminology.
I'm using the declarative form of SQL
Hi
I'm new to databases, SQL, and SQLAlchemy. I've been going through the
tutorials and docs at SQLAlchemy.org trying to find a solution to
what I believe is a very simple issue with database quiries, however I'm
quite uncertain of the terminology.
I'm using the declarative form of SQL
Your question and example are both a bit confusing. I'll try to impart
some knowledge that can help you re-focus an ask.
1. In your example, `Session.query(CaseTestInstance)` will return all the
data in the `cases_test_instance` table.
2. Recursive Queries can mean a few things (and is often
On 11 Jun 2015, at 19:09, Tony C cappy2...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm new to databases, SQL, and SQLAlchemy. I've been going through the
tutorials and docs at SQLAlchemy.org trying to find a solution to
what I believe is a very simple issue with database quiries, however I'm
quite uncertain of
Thanks Jonathan,
Your question and example are both a bit confusing
Yes-as I mentioned in my post, and I am new to databases and SQL,so I don't
know how to ask for what I'm looking for.
After creating the relationship that you mentioned, my queries now pull the
data from the referenced tables.
Thanks David
On Thursday, June 11, 2015 at 11:53:44 AM UTC-7, David Allouche wrote:
On 11 Jun 2015, at 19:09, Tony C capp...@gmail.com javascript: wrote:
I'm new to databases, SQL, and SQLAlchemy. I've been going through the
tutorials and docs at SQLAlchemy.org trying to find a solution to
FWIW, the first thing I noticed is that this will rarely work well, as the
index is on a 255length column.
if your table is big, you would definitely see a large improvement by
storing a 32char md5 version of that column, creating a partial index on
the first 5-8 characters, and then adding a
