there's nothing particularly advanced in that query and either system can
accomplish it in a straightforward way.
What's the part of it that isn't clear ? Here you'd be using funx.max(),
join(), x != None, group_by() and order_by().
On Apr 13, 2012, at 1:59 AM, jo wrote:
Thanks Michael,
Michael Bayer wrote:
there's nothing particularly advanced in that query and either system can
accomplish it in a straightforward way.
What's the part of it that isn't clear ? Here you'd be using funx.max(), join(),
x != None, group_by() and order_by().
II did it in this way:
Hi all,
I'm sorry for this simple question.
What's the difference between query and select ?
are they interchangeable?
which of the two, it is best to use?
--- print(session.query(Azienda.c.data_inizio).limit(1))
SELECT azienda_data_inizio
FROM (SELECT azienda.data_inizio AS
There's some degree of history here as SQLAlchemy initially didn't have the
whole generative notion of things, and the Mapper object itself would accept
arguments which it passed mostly straight to a select() object. So you saw
similar interfaces and it was kind of like switching between
Thanks Michael, your explanation is comprehensive, currently I'm using
both of them,
but I feared that one of them could become obsolete in the future.
I'm trying to translate some queries that I had done with engine
but I find it hard to do.
For example, a query like this one, I can not set it
