On Jan 25, 2009, at 8:41 PM, Brett wrote:
The Controlling Ordering section of the docs mentions that using
order_by on mappers is the standard way for setting a default ordering
against a single mapped entity. This seems like a good feature. Is
there another way? Will this be deprecated
The Controlling Ordering section of the docs mentions that using
order_by on mappers is the standard way for setting a default ordering
against a single mapped entity. This seems like a good feature. Is
there another way? Will this be deprecated in the future?
What's also really weird is that
you shouldnt be using order_by on your mapper(). thats a really old
option in any case.if you need it to be there, say
query.order_by(None).statement to cancel the order_by in each separate
part of the union. however it would be even easier if you just said
query.union(q1, q2) here
youre going to want to set order_by like this too instead of the
string 'any'
class Anything(Base):
__tablename__ = 'anything'
id = Column(Integer, primary_key=True)
any = Column(String)
something_id = Column(Integer, ForeignKey('something.id'))
somethings =
