the Query.all() call only generates a single SQL statement at all
times. Its only when you access attributes on individual rows that a
second statement would occur. If the multiple queries truly occur
within the scope of the all() call, I'd check to see if you have a
@reconstructor or
Hello Mike,
Nailed it! Thanks a million, Mike!
Michael Bayer wrote:
the Query.all() call only generates a single SQL statement at all
times. Its only when you access attributes on individual rows that a
second statement would occur. If the multiple queries truly occur
within the
