I believe (correct me if you know better) that an line subquery is
quite a bit less efficient than a join. That was my motivation for
avoiding that because there are so many rows and we've already seen
performance problems with our queries...
In the end I'd like the object to have a saleprice
in my example, I'd like to be able to say
session.query(Product).get('SKUA').saleprice
and get 32.99 as a result if user_store() function returns a 'EAST'
and today is 01-Apr-2009
I probably should mention that it is even slightly more complicated...
if there is no row selected from the
Kent wrote:
I believe (correct me if you know better) that an line subquery is
quite a bit less efficient than a join. That was my motivation for
avoiding that because there are so many rows and we've already seen
performance problems with our queries...
with a high quality planner, it
Thanks for the info.
Still wondering, is there a way to tell the orm (a join criterion or a
binary expression) use this function to find the param for the bind?
On Apr 1, 2010, at 6:11 PM, Michael Bayer mike...@zzzcomputing.com
wrote:
Kent wrote:
I believe (correct me if you know
you can pass a lambda as the value for a bindparam() and it will be called at
compile time.
On Apr 1, 2010, at 6:34 PM, Kent Bower wrote:
Thanks for the info.
Still wondering, is there a way to tell the orm (a join criterion or a binary
expression) use this function to find the param for
