:
>
> t = Table('t', m, Column('q', Integer),
> mysql_key_block_size="50",
> mysql_row_format='COMPRESSED'
> )
>
> e = create_engine("mysql://scott:tiger@localhost/test", echo=True)
> t.create(e)
>
>
Hello all,
May I know the way to declare the 'row_foramt' and 'key_block_size' during
table creation?
The parameter I'd like to use:
ROW_FORMAT=compressed
KEY_BLOCK_SIZE=8
Thank you.
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I find the answer that I need to use the utf_bin during the Column
definition.
Something like below:
code = Column(VARCHAR(10, collation='utf8_bin'), nullable = False)
then I can get the case sensitive support from the query filter.
DoDo於 2012年10月27日星期六UTC+8下午11時41分06秒寫道：
>
&
I try to use the query with filter_by function to grab the data from a
table. But it can't get the correct return.
session. query(testtable).filter_by(code = '1A')
session. query(testtable).filter_by(code = '1a')
How should I specify the capital letter or lower letter in filter_by
function?
Thanks. Michael! This works for me.
DoDo
Michael Bayer於 2012年10月21日星期日UTC+8下午11時41分06秒寫道：
>
> sure, you'd write a loop. I'm not sure if you're looking for core Table
> objects or declarative classes, I'm guessing declarative classes:
>
>
> from sqlalch
Hello all,
I encounter a situation that I have 100 tables in the same database but
with same table structure. With SQLAlchemy, I need to copy 100 different
class in order to adopt these tables. Is there any better way to do that?
For example, I can use a general class to describe a table struct
