It occurs to me that if it were possible to add documentation as an
argument to Column(), it would be possible to use the sqlalchemy
meta data to generate pretty end-user programmer documentation for
tables.
I see a 'doc' argument already exists in Column.
Are there tools that make use of this?
Hi,
We're using MySQL, and we have tables that use a GUID as the ID.
Unfortunately, if the GUID starts with a number, and if you select
using an integer, mysql will helpfully convert for you:
mysql> select id from table where id = 2;
+-+
| id
On Wed, Nov 18, 2015 at 11:23:11PM -0500, Mike Bayer wrote:
> if you change your naming convention, then that would show up as a bunch
> of brand new constraints in the model and a whole bunch of constraints
> removed in the model, so in theory would produce a lot of add constraint
> / drop
In the alembic documentation, there is an entire page devoted to naming
constraints:
http://alembic.readthedocs.org/en/latest/naming.html
So I assumed that if constraints had a naming scheme defined, then
those names would be detected if changed.
My specific use case is as follows. My
