I was confused as some of the SQLA functions I used here are from Core
(e.g. in the whereclause) and was therefore focussing on Core.
But indeed aliased work much better (and make sense because of the mapped
classes) Thanks!
On Thu, Aug 18, 2016 at 6:26 PM, Mike Bayer
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On 08/18/2016 11:41 AM, Rogier Eggers wrote:
I am wondering whether I use the incorrect functions in sqlalchemy or if
I'm possibly just going the complete wrong way about this.
I have two Tables, "Tests" and "Signals", which are related through a
many-to-many relationship (technically it could
I am wondering whether I use the incorrect functions in sqlalchemy or if
I'm possibly just going the complete wrong way about this.
I have two Tables, "Tests" and "Signals", which are related through a
many-to-many relationship (technically it could be one-to-many, but that
decision has been ma
