and foreign key
> constraints in an abstract sense I would want it to assume composite in all
> cases.
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> On Thu, Dec 31, 2020, at 3:53 PM, Matthew Graham wrote:
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> Are you saying with the multiple foreign keys that for each key, multiple
> columns can be used? I am awa
Are you saying with the multiple foreign keys that for each key, multiple
columns can be used? I am aware that if you had table A and it had columns
B_id and C_id that B_id may be a fk to B and C_id may be a reign key to C,
but are you essentially saying there is an equivalence to a "composite"
Hi I am new to SQLAlchemy,
I am trying to extract from reflected tables:
1. the column name of the current table
2. the referred table name and
3. the column name of the referred table
now I can manage to do this using (and for sake only using first forein key)
*metadata =
