Thank you Mike!
This is indeed quite complex, I will try this and will write back on the
results. Worst case I have a plan B which is to save the raw SQL, execute
it without ORM and then hard code the mapping manually - luckily while the
query structure is quite complex, the resulting entity
Hi all,
based on the successful progress with my previous topic "Using BakedQuery
with joined subqueries" (thanks again Mike!) I have the next question.
For some of my queries conditions logic is generated based on certain
parameters. For example, I have a JSONB field that contains custom
Thank you Mike, worked as expected!
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Hi all,
I'd like to ask for your help with implementing the following.
I have quite a complex query with subqueries generated in the application.
In general the structure would look like this:
draft_data = aliased(
Draft.query.filter(
Draft.author_user_id == drafts_from_user_id #
