for oracle, the only "timeout" I can find is this:
https://cx-oracle.readthedocs.io/en/latest/connection.html?highlight=timeout#Connection.callTimeout
looks like a connection attribute, can't set it within connect(), so
you'd need to use an event to set it across the board:
from sqlalchemy impor
Hi,
How to set Statement timeout for oracle and mssql in sql- alchemy ?
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hello friends,
i've just made an alternative sqlite driver, to overcome the dbapi short of
running multiple statements separated by ';'.
executescript would do the work, but it won't receive parameters.
hence, i'd like to perform the parameter substitution inside the driver, before
turning to exe
Hi,
with our old homegrown SQL-"wrapping" we enjoyed the possibility to time each
sql-query to drill down on performance bottlenecks.
This is currently not possible for us using SA. So I'd like to ask how to
approach this. I found some references on the net talking about profiling in
unittest
Hello list,
Any idea how I could generate this SQL statement under SQLAlchemy
(especially the PostreSQL ARRAY clause ...) ?
SELECT
i.id,
t.name AS taxo,
i.geographic_range,
ARRAY(
(SELECT h.name
FROM habitats h, invasive_habitats ih
WHERE h.id=ih.hab