Well, my reply doesn't really make sense as the note is there. I mean that
it should be accessible from the "rowcount" description. That would be
nice if "affected row" was an hyperlink to it's definition in the context
of SQLAlchemy.
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On Tuesday, June 12, 2012 10:49:53 AM UTC-4, Michael Bayer wrote:
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> On Jun 12, 2012, at 7:07 AM, Francis wrote:
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> I posted this on StackOverflow:
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> We have a MySQL database and we're switching from DB API to SQLAlchemy.
>> From the documentation, the ResultPr
I posted this on StackOverflow:
We have a MySQL database and we're switching from DB API to SQLAlchemy.
> From the documentation, the ResultProxy.rowcount is supposed to report the
> number of affected rows by an UPDATE statement.
> If I execute this query with SQLAlchemy:
> UPDATE table
> SET f
rative
> mappings) that correspond to the existing schema. You can even leave out
> columns or tables you aren't concerned about.
Thanks again. It sounds like there's no problem dealing with an existing
database.
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> 'autoload' support is your friend.
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>> definitions, but I want to create the python object definitions
>> from the database. Am I on my own, or is there a well-worn path
>> through these woods?
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>> Thanks for any advice you may have for me.
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