On Thursday, June 7, 2012 12:54:51 PM UTC-4, Ben Hitz wrote:
My first tests with Autoload=true had me scrambling to look at the .sql
file or the DB itself to remember what the heck the columns were called.
(So if you paying close attention, I think I just switched the question
from can
Ben,
I think I might have seen you write in IRC that you had already
decided not to autoreflect after all, not sure if this is the same
person. But in any case, I wanted to say that one good reason NOT to
autoreflect is as follows. If you do the work of building a
declarative model for your
No, that wasn't me!
I actually have a couple of demo projects I am going to use SqlAlchemy on. One
of them a third party has already gone and created a mysql database.In
this case it's like 7 tables, so no big deal. But other projects with pre
existing DBs have 100 tables.
I have
