Try passing a small number to `label_length` in your `create_engine`.
Something like `label_length=5` might work. I typically use 4-6 on
Production/Staging servers, and no argument on Development.
*
https://docs.sqlalchemy.org/en/14/core/engines.html#sqlalchemy.create_engine.params.label_length
I don't have Oracle, so I am not sure if this fixes your exact problem or
just related ones.
`label_length` will limit the length of aliases that sqlalchemy generates.
so you would see something like this:
- SELECT very_long_table_name_i_mean_it_is_long.id AS
very_long_table_name_i_mean_it_is_long_id,
very_long_table_name_i_mean_it_is_long.foo_bar_biz_bang_bash_boom_bomb_bing_bong_foo
AS
very_long_table_name_i_mean_it_is_long_foo_bar_biz_bang_bash_boom_bomb_bing_bong_foo
FROM very_long_table_name_i_mean_it_is_long
LIMIT ? OFFSET ?
+ SELECT very_long_table_name_i_mean_it_is_long.id AS _1,
very_long_table_name_i_mean_it_is_long.foo_bar_biz_bang_bash_boom_bomb_bing_bong_foo
AS _2
FROM very_long_table_name_i_mean_it_is_long
LIMIT ? OFFSET ?
If the exception is caused by the generated alias (notice the underscore
separator)
`very_long_table_name_i_mean_it_is_long_foo_bar_biz_bang_bash_boom_bomb_bing_bong_foo`
being too long, that will solve your problem.
but if the exception is caused by (notice the dot separator in table/column
addressing)
"very_long_table_name_i_mean_it_is_long.foo_bar_biz_bang_bash_boom_bomb_bing_bong_foo"
, then I don't know the remedy.
On Monday, March 22, 2021 at 8:28:10 AM UTC-4 durand...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hello,
>
> SqlAchemy automatically specify the table name in front of columns and
> thus my query parameters are too long and I get the
> "(cx_Oracle.DatabaseError) ORA-00972" error on Oracle. For example if my
> table name is "TABLE_NAME_TOO_LONG" and my columns are "id" and "name" a
> request will look like this:
>
> SELECT "TABLE_NAME_TOO_LONG".id, "TABLE_NAME_TOO_LONG".name FROM
> "TABLE_NAME_TOO_LONG" where ...
>
> I could use alias for select request in order to bypass this issue if I
> understand well (
> https://www.tutorialspoint.com/sqlalchemy/sqlalchemy_core_using_aliases.htm
> ).
>
> However for an insert I cannot find any solution.
>
> Is there a way to set an alias to a table name for an insert ? or remove
> the table name ?
>
> Best regards ;)
>
>
>
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