I ran in to a similar problem and was able to do something like this:
DBSession.execute(set @temp=0;)
DBSession.execute(Select @temp, ;)
I tried using the raw_connection but that ended up not working due to
different transactions. Above approach is working for now.
On Wednesday, December
Hello, all. I want to execute an sql with temp variables in sqlalchemy just
like in mysql.
Here is my sql clause:
set @temp=0;select (@temp:= @temp + 1) as ranking, userid from mytable;
But sqlalchemy tells This result object does not return rows.
Who can tell me if I made some mistakes, or this
this has to do with the DBAPI allowing it. It’s often possible but you need
to do it in such a way that the DBAPI lets it pass through.
I’d start by experimenting with a DBAPI cursor, suppose this is pyodbc (I’m not
sure that this is, but this seems like SQL server)
import pyodbc
conn =
