On Feb 4, 2011, at 5:46 PM, Josh Stratton wrote:
I'm currently passing the table the sequence object, when I create the
table. I've been building the table with metadata.create_all.
Calling sequnce.create() before creating the table complains of no
binding to an engine or a connection. I
On Feb 4, 2011, at 5:59 PM, Josh Stratton wrote:
I've tried something like this before creating the table. Here
len(sites) is definitely evaluating to 6 as it should, but I'm only
getting the increment issue now.
sequence = Sequence('id_seq', start=siteIndex,
increment=len(sites),
I'm connecting to an Oracle database for my work and we do replication
by periodically joining tables across sites instead of a single server
just in case a link in between goes down. One issue with this though
is I need to generate unique keys for a single table so if the
connection does go
The sequence has to be created (meaning, the appropriate DDL statements must be
executed) on the target platform with those options, or the appropriate ALTER
statements emitted to ALTER the sequence's settings.
So when those flags are applied to sqlalchemy.Sequence(), its assumed that
you're
I'm currently passing the table the sequence object, when I create the
table. I've been building the table with metadata.create_all.
Calling sequnce.create() before creating the table complains of no
binding to an engine or a connection. I understand this makes sense
as I haven't told the
