Michael,
Once again I appreciate your help on this issue; and once again I
cannot seem to find the right recipe to get SQLAlchemy to format the
query like I want.
I tried your latest suggestion:
users = DBSession.query(Post.id.label('post_id'),
Seth wrote:
Michael,
Once again I appreciate your help on this issue; and once again I
cannot seem to find the right recipe to get SQLAlchemy to format the
query like I want.
I tried your latest suggestion:
users = DBSession.query(Post.id.label('post_id'),
Michael,
This is not valid SQL being outputted (at least on SQLite MySQL).
There should not be a parenthesis between the first UNION and SELECT.
This causes an SQL error.
Is there a way to reformat the query to get valid SQL?
Thanks,
Seth
On Sep 9, 8:38 am, Michael Bayer
Michael,
I'm really baffled by your response. Are we reading two different
threads here? Or, perhaps you missed the main message in this thread
outlining the issues with the suggestions you've given me so far?
( direct link here:
http://groups.google.com/group/sqlalchemy/msg/d4d7a958f8ac2ff8
)
Seth wrote:
Michael,
I'm really baffled by your response. Are we reading two different
threads here? Or, perhaps you missed the main message in this thread
outlining the issues with the suggestions you've given me so far?
hi Seth -
I was responding specifically to your example:
users =
Mike,
That's the magic I was looking for! Thank you for a more thorough
explanation of the subject at hand.
If the length of this thread is anyone's fault, it would be mine for
being somewhat of a SQLAlchemy newbie. I am extremely grateful for
your willingness to see this thread through and I
