On Mon, Mar 18, 2019 at 11:07 AM Денис Ралко wrote:
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> Thx for your quick answer.
> About second question
>
> I have event, for example
>
> def track_instances_before_flush(session, context, instances):
> for obj in chain(session.new, session.dirty):
> if session.is_modified(obj):
>
Ah I'm sorry it does work how I expected... It was being changed after the
query elsewhere on my end.
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We have a an existing PostgreSQL 9.6 database that we would like to upgrade
to PostgreSQL 11 mostly for the purpose of partitioning a large (soon to be
huge) table using PostgreSQL Declarative Partitioning. Our database has
been implemented with declarative SA ORM with migrations managed by
I have some relationships setup that are based on outer joins. When the
result of the outer join is NULL (ie. it won't join), instead of having a
None for that field, I get an object with all None values for that field.
Is this as-designed? I can kind of understand why... but the way i"m
Thx for your quick answer.
About second question
I have event, for example
def track_instances_before_flush(session, context, instances):
for obj in chain(session.new, session.dirty):
if session.is_modified(obj):
print "Before Flush"
table_name =
On Sat, Mar 16, 2019 at 9:33 AM kosta wrote:
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> Hello everyone!
>
> I've designed invitation model
> class User(Base):
> __tablename__ = 'user'
>
> id = Column(Integer, primary_key=True)
> name = Column(String(64))
> email = Column(String(64))
> class Invitation(Base):
> __tablename__ =
On Mon, Mar 18, 2019 at 10:30 AM Денис Ралко wrote:
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> Hi, I have some issue
>
> I try implement track logic
> I have 2 Models and connecting Table
>
> My first class
>
> class MODEL_1(object):
> # some values
>
> # relations:
> attr_1 = db.relationship('MODEL_2',
>
Hi, I have some issue
I try implement track logic
I have 2 Models and connecting Table
My first class
class MODEL_1(object):
# some values
# relations:
attr_1 = db.relationship('MODEL_2',
secondary="test2test",
lazy='dynamic',
