On Aug 4, 2010, at 11:51 AM, Richard Kuesters wrote:
> thanks Michael, that's what i have in mind. since anon_N can't be used, i was
> thinking if they can be named or, in other cases, the sql that generates an
> anon_N can be extracted?
>
> ps: the object that contains these anon_N columns is
thanks Michael, that's what i have in mind. since anon_N can't be used, i
was thinking if they can be named or, in other cases, the sql that generates
an anon_N can be extracted?
ps: the object that contains these anon_N columns is a orm.Query object
created from a polymorphic mapper with multiple
On Aug 4, 2010, at 10:07 AM, Richard Kuesters wrote:
> hi all,
>
> in a polymorphic query, after a 'print' command i realized that SA generates
> some columns named 'anon_X', which can be helpful for me.
>
> the question is:
>
> 1. is it safe to use those anon_X columns to refine my query?
>
hi all,
in a polymorphic query, after a 'print' command i realized that SA generates
some columns named 'anon_X', which can be helpful for me.
the question is:
1. is it safe to use those anon_X columns to refine my query?
--- regarding this, my concern is that once the polymorphic query is done
