Hello Michael:
Sorry for not answering before, but I got sidetracked by other tasks.
Your answer is very helpful, thanks a lot! I'm using the ORM, so I'll
rather use the ORMStraightJoin solution. By looking into the code (that's
easier now that I know what to look for) the only thing I
in most cases query.select_from(ORMStraightJoin(x, y, z)) is roughly equivalent
to query.join() so that should do most of what you need.there's not an easy
hook right now to get query.join() or something similar itself to do something
different, without re-implementing or patching into the
you can build your own join construct using @compiles:
# Core Level
from sqlalchemy.sql.expression import Join
from sqlalchemy.ext.compiler import compiles
class StraightJoin(Join):
pass
@compiles(StraightJoin)
def compile(element, compiler, **kw):
return %s STRAIGHT_JOIN %s ON %s % (
Hi everyone!
I'm currently working on a query that makes the (rather bad) MySQL
optimizer choke. After running EXPLAIN, I noticed that MySQL was taking a
pretty long time to optimize it (about 130 seconds) and was then producing
a rather unintuitive join order. I tried replacing the JOIN
