On Apr 29, 2007, at 8:11 PM, Ram Yalamanchili wrote:
> objects i believe. So, still trying to see how to fit what you said
> into my query like:
>
>
> q = Query(cls).join('parent').group_by(cls.c.user_id).order_by
> (func.count(cls.c.user_id)).limit(limit).offset(offset)
>
thatll work, have yo
Hi,
But, how do i insert the func.count(x).label('whatever') into a
Query(User) ?
User is an assign_mapper based obj. I dont think i can use
Select([func.count(x)]).query() since that wont return a list User
objects i believe. So, still trying to see how to fit what you said
into my query like:
On Apr 29, 2007, at 1:07 AM, Ram Yalamanchili wrote:
>
> 1) select a func.count() column
> 2) Name an alias to it
> 3) use this alias with a .order_by
>
func.count(x).label('whatever')
then
order_by('whatever')
(or order_by=['whatever'], depending on context)
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