Hello Michael,
the query is perfect, with every JOIN and LEFT JOIN,
thank you very much.
jo

Michael Bayer ha scritto:

hey jose -

was waiting to see if anyone jumped on this for you.  alas, no
responses.

making some assumptions about your Table objects, your query above
would look something like (forgiving my occasional misspellings of
italian words):

select([operatore.c.id, anagrafica.c.nome],
and_(acl.c.cod_ruolo=='vet', operatore.c.data_fine_attivita==None),
from_obj=[operatore.join(anagrafica,
operatore.c.id_anagrafica==anagrafica.c.id).outerjoin(acl,
acl.c.id_operatore==operatore.c.id)], distinct=True,
order_by=[operatore.c.id, anagrafica.c.nome])



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