Hi,

    query.count().scalar()

This code works fine with sqlite and Oracle, but with PG it goes nuts and
complains that an explicit "AS" must be used in a subselect, i.e. it's doing
this:

    select count(*) as blah from (select ...)

But PG wants this:

    select count(*) as blah from (select ...) as boom

Doing this fixes the problem:

    query.alias().count().scalar()

But to me this seems like a deficiency in the dialect - shouldn't the "AS" be
added automagically ?

>>> sqlalchemy.__version__
'0.5.0rc4'

It's no biggie but seems worth pointing out in case you weren't aware of it.

Thanks. :-)
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