Maybe I missed something but can't find... Does there exist
SQLExpression syntax for
WHERE column IN (1,2,3,4)
?
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| Marcin Kasperski | Software is not released,
| http://mekk.waw.pl | it is allowed to e
such a thing could be injected
without too much hassle?
PS Explain functionality is of course non-standard and different in
every database, but ... most databases do it in a way or another.
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| Marcin Kasperski | Working
Well, I tried:
select( [... some things ... ],
from_obj = table1.outerjoin(table2, table1.fgn_key = table2.key) )
and got very unfriendly:
iteration over non-sequence
message. Adding [ ] helped, the clause below is OK:
select( [... some things ... ],
from_o
Michael Bayer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> hey Marcin -
>
> Seems like Jason Kirtland is out today. Any chance you could add a
> simple test case to test/dialect/mysql.py for this ?
Seems he already did this ;-) And he also improved my patch, in the
meantime I discovered that while my patch
Attached patch seems to resolve both problems.
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Test made on 0.4.0beta5. I tried to reflect the table from
some well known application (bugzilla bugs table)
>>> from sqlalchemy import *
>>>
>>> db = create_engine('mysql://%s:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/bugs' % (username,
>>> password) )
>>> metadata = MetaData(bind = db)
>>> bugs = Table('bugs', meta