On Mon, Aug 12, 2019, at 9:23 PM, Joel Gibson wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've got a queue in postgres that currently uses a raw sql query to dequeue
> items. The queue has multiple "topics" that the metadata/selector uses to
> dequeue specific items
>
> DELETE FROM queue
> WHERE id = (
> SELECT id
On Mon, Aug 12, 2019, at 5:49 PM, Michael P. McDonnell wrote:
> Hey team -
>
> I'm trying to figure out how to basically rewrite this:
> SELECT
> count(task.id)
> FROM task
> JOIN round on task.game_id = round.game_id
> JOIN tournament ON round.tournament_id = tournament.id
> WHERE tournament.i
Hi all,
I've got a queue in postgres that currently uses a raw sql query to dequeue
items. The queue has multiple "topics" that the metadata/selector uses to
dequeue specific items
DELETE FROM queue
WHERE id = (
SELECT id
FROM queue
WHERE :selector = ANY (metadata)
ORDER BY queue_date
FOR UPDAT
Hey team -
I'm trying to figure out how to basically rewrite this:
SELECT
count(task.id)
FROM task
JOIN round on task.game_id = round.game_id
JOIN tournament ON round.tournament_id = tournament.id
WHERE tournament.id = '626aeaa7-783b-415c-85f9-5222d9c95973';
As this:
total_tasks = column_propert
Hello everyone!
I've some trouble to construct right query by ORM, can someone help to
construct appropriate subquery.
class Lesson(BaseMixin, TimeCreatedMixin, TimeUpdateMixin, Base):
users = relationship('User', secondary='lessonlist')
title = Column(String(128))
content = Column(Text)
order
the changes set up for the 1.4 series are *extremely* significant, and are
intended to push us towards a "SQLAlchemy 2.0" concept that will more clearly
embrace the future of Python which includes Py3 only as well as static typing.
I am still holding off on completely blogging all of this becaus
Hi Mike,
I've been playing around with the Postgresql dialect array() type a bit
more and have something that appears to work, at least for the small case
that I'm trying to solve for myself. I'd like to check whether I'm on the
right track with how I'm approaching this though so please find a pat
