Hello Michael,
When I do:
cities = session.query(City).all()
session.delete(cities)
I get:
sqlalchemy.orm.exc.UnmappedInstanceError: Class '__builtin__.list' is
not mapped
Unless it's some sort of a problem, it would be nifty of SQLAlchemy to
be able to add/delete in a session a
How about just a:
cities = session.query(City).all()
for city in cities:
session.delete(city)
or
for city in session.query(City): #actually fires the query
session.delete(city)
or even (never tried that, read from the docs):
session.query(City).delete()
Alex
2010/2/26 Marcin Krol
Alexandre Conrad wrote:
How about just a:
cities = session.query(City).all()
for city in cities:
session.delete(city)
or
for city in session.query(City): #actually fires the query
session.delete(city)
Sure, it can be done and I'm doing that: I'm just saying that it
wouldn't hurt
2010/2/26 Marcin Krol mrk...@gmail.com:
Sure, it can be done and I'm doing that: I'm just saying that it wouldn't
hurt if you could pass a list to session.add or session.delete instead of
handing objects over one by one.
For adding, there's the .add_all(instances) method available.
There's no
