aha, this works
resultset = select([links] , links.c.lft.between(5,17),
order_by=links.c.lft).execute()
On Jun 29, 12:00 am, voltron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for your reply,now I dont have errors, but the results are
> unexpected, I have a list of booleans if I iterate through the res
the between should be in the where clause, NOT the columns that u
fetch.
Read about select() and how to specify columns and how to specify
where's..
> Thanks for your reply,now I dont have errors, but the results are
> unexpected, I have a list of booleans if I iterate through the
> result ins
Thanks for your reply,now I dont have errors, but the results are
unexpected, I have a list of booleans if I iterate through the result
instead of the values:
[(False,), (False,), (False,), (False,), (False,), (True,), (True,),
(True,), (True,)]
Could you tell me what I´ve done wrong?
On Ju
between is a method of 2 args, min and max:
table.c.between(x,y), in your case:
select( links.c.lft.between(3,10) )
On Thursday 28 June 2007 23:55:26 voltron wrote:
> This does not work either :-(
>
> resultset = select([links.c.lft.between(links.c.lft >3,links.c.lft
> < 10) ]).execute()
--~--~-
This does not work either :-(
resultset = select([links.c.lft.between(links.c.lft >3,links.c.lft <
10) ]).execute()
--~--~-~--~~~---~--~~
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