snip But now a user of the query
needs to know about the underlying selectable itself
In case anyone reads this for info, that last statement is not true
because you can access the columns from the mapped class. See
On Jun 18, 2007, at 11:47 AM, David S. wrote:
I know that you can:
my_query.select_by(my_source.c.code.in_('1', '2'))
Is there a way to use kwargs with in_ as you can with equality
settings, as in:
my_query.select_by(code='1')
Since SA is NOT a framework, I imagine I could wrap the
django's method of shoving SQL operators into the names of keyword
arguments seems horribly ugly to me. SQLAlchemy's approach is to
use query.filter(sometable.c.col.in_(x, y)). it uses the same
operators as everything else without the need to memorize magic codes
to embed in keyword
