I've looked in the source sqlalchemy/engine/base.py under the class
ExecutionContext and it does not contain this method postfetch_cols()
as documented. I've checked in 0.7.7, 0.6.9 stable versions as well as
0.8 am I being silly and missing something?
Details here:
postfetch_cols() only applies to INSERT and UPDATE statements where defaults
might have been fired off. Currently the execution context doesn't take the
step of placing a blank collection (or raising an error) in the case of
statements where this collection does not apply.
On Jun 8, 2012, at
