You can reflect once, then cache the metadata (e.g. pickle it)
GHZ,
At the moment not sure I'd like to deal with managing a cache in the
DAL. But I'll keep it on the utility belt as a possible option. Could
come in handy at least for local development. Thanks for the reply.
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Michael,
Thanks for the executive summary, exactly the info I was curious
about. CreateTable functionality looks promising.
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David,
Well said. Thanks for taking the time to give a high level view of
your workflow. On the path to finding a somewhat even ground myself,
I'll be taking what you've outlined into consideration while doing a
few tests with reflection.
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You can reflect once, then cache the metadata (e.g. pickle it)
then I think you can use autoload with usexisting
On Apr 30, 12:13 am, Kuze kuze.to...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm aware SQLAlchemy provides a comprehensive package for creating
database objects (tables, indexes, etc.) with a simple
Kuze kuze.to...@gmail.com writes:
I'm also aware of `reflection` capability provided. However, it'd be
hitting the database with a query to grab the necessary data points
for generating the schema. For production, hitting the db when using
reflection does not sound compelling.
With my
