hi Michael,
strangely enough when querying like you hinted i only get one row
"uniqueified" again.
So i must be missing still more of how this should work. My database
nicely shows two rows queried with sql (Products and
Products_descripition joined, filtered by a products_id), with python
Hello Michael,
thank you (all) for sqlalchemy :)
The "uniquifying" had me spooked, and i am afraid it got me confused
completely about connections, sessions, autoflushing and all the
wonderful toys. Still don't know what a good pattern would be. I now
even flush() and commit() directly after
Hi listmembers,
i have a problem with a difference i find playing with sqla between
query.count and query.all results.
I have a parent class declaratively mapped to a table in MySQL, there
is a child class with a relationship.
I'm not sure how to create a quick session (i suspect a problem lies
