Greetings, I trust everyone is doing well.
Our code base uses SQLAlchemy and some of the old code uses expression
language style code e.g.
appts = Table(Appointment, META, autoload=True, autoload_with=DB)
statement = select([appts.c.appointmentId], and_(
appts.c.appointmentId ==
Hi all,
I've a Django app, structure of which looks something like
http://codepad.org/Tha7ySNL . This app is serving few hundred customers and
lately network admin said he's been seeing lot of open connections. What
can I do to make sure there are no open connections?
Is there anything that
Greetings, I hope all are well. First off, all I'm sorry that my SQL
isn't great.
I've a raw SQL that looks like following
select a.appointmentId, a.patientId, r.MaxTime from (
select appointmentid, patientid, max(apptDate) as MaxTime
from appointment
where
Greetings, I'm using SQLAlchemy 0.6 with Python 2.6
medical-app/
facility/
recalls.py
common/
__init__.py
patient.py
common.py
settings.py
So the application I'm working on has directory structure as
Greetings,
First, many thanks for creating such an awesome library. Secondly, I'm
very new to this and I've a basic question. I've a method that looks
like following
def test_table_load(self):
doctor = Table('TestTable', META, autoload=True, autoload_with=DB)
Now while the software runs,
Greetings,
First, many thanks for creating such an awesome library. Secondly, I'm
very new to this and I've a basic question. I've a method that looks
like following
def test_table_load(self):
doctor = Table('TestTable', META, autoload=True, autoload_with=DB)
Now while the software runs,
