Michael Bayer wrote:
I checked in a tiny patch to alleviate the recursive problem with the
particular test case you have below, and added the test to test/
manytomany.py as M2MTest2.testcircular. so now the test passes
completely.
changeset: http://www.sqlalchemy.org/trac/changeset/713
2005/12/15, Michael Bayer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> wow, great, im on the go at the moment but ill have a look at this
> today or tomorrow.
>
>
I think using reflection may be not very good, after I changed to
using Table metadata , everything is ok.
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wow, great, im on the go at the moment but ill have a look at this
today or tomorrow.
On Dec 15, 2005, at 3:23 AM, limodou wrote:
I think I found the answer. Because in pysqlite2, it use unicode
default for everything. So get the column from the system table is
also unicode encoded. But as c
On Dec 14, 2005, at 7:59 PM, limodou wrote:
1. Is there a easy way to detect a table has exist?
, you might try saying t = new Table('mytable', engine,
autoload=True) and catch an exception. I didnt build a specific
function for this yet.
2. How to using transaction?
assumi
I think I found the answer. Because in pysqlite2, it use unicode
default for everything. So get the column from the system table is
also unicode encoded. But as creating the Column object, it doesn't be
encoded to string. So the name and key are both unicode encoded. I
changed the code in:
class C
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