Also be aware that the database imports (that is both database-specific support within SA such as "mysql.py", "mssql.py" etc., as well as the DBAPI files used beneath the covers) are loaded dynamically by SA, and therefore won't be detected by the dependency checkers in py2exe and cxFreeze.
You'
On 5/7/06, Dennis Muhlestein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 5/6/06, Jonathan Vanasco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
Just wondering-Has anyone thought of making a tool for sqlalchemy to reverseengineer a database?I haven't tried it yet, but I read the blog post and it appears that this is what you want
if youre evaluating, 0.2 is what its going to be. its mostly
working now but is subject to destabilizing checkins.
also keep in mind all of SA is still "alpha"...not ready for air
traffic control apps just yet...
On May 6, 2006, at 4:38 PM, Soni Bergraj wrote:
Hello,
I'm considering to
what happens if you just run that query in postgres directly ? does
straight LIKE work ?
you can also do your ilike like this:
item.c.item_name.op('ilike')('%toto%')
On May 6, 2006, at 8:49 PM, Yuan HOng wrote:
I have a simple Item class mapped to table automatically reflected
from the Post
when you delete the "series" objects, they are being removed from the
unit of work, but are not being removed from your Brand object. you
have to do that yourself. therefore when the deletion of Brand
occurs, it attempts to update the "Series" objects still attached to
the Brand and fails
regardless of if you have a DB with 250 or 1000 tables. is it then
appropriate to have 1000 separate classes ? shouldnt the concepts of
some of those tables be rolled up into coarser-grained domain
objects ? whats the point of using an ORM and a domain model really
if youre just going to
Hey All,
Spent a little time today trying to package up my application for it's first
round of test users and such. Put it together with the py2exe (and,
eventually, will probably use 'freeze' for the linux side) and immediately ran
into the problem of py2exe not understanding .egg's. Sigh.
The
Hey Jonathan,
Ah yeah, for sure. I thought of it pretty shortly once I started getting in
on things here too. That's what I was saying, though, wrt to the pickle
command being potentially just what you're looking for. polpak on #python
also suggested exporting it to XML, which actually strikes
On 5/6/06, Jonathan Vanasco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Just wondering-Has anyone thought of making a tool for sqlalchemy to reverseengineer a database?I haven't tried it yet, but I read the blog post and it appears that this is what you want.
http://spyced.blogspot.com/2006/04/introducing-sqlsoup.h
On May 7, 2006, at 6:28 AM, Gambit wrote:
Hey All,
Maybe I'm missing something, but isn't this what reflection is all
about? You
can easily (well, on most DB's at least) throw a bit of explicit
SQL at the
database to get a list of all the tables, from there simply create the
necessary Ta
Hi,
I encountered a strange situation when trying to delete an object from
a parent table with all its child
objects. I found that if you call objectstore.commit() after the
deletion of each child object, then you got problem when deleting the
parent object.
The parent table is called 'brand', w
Hey All,
Maybe I'm missing something, but isn't this what reflection is all about? You
can easily (well, on most DB's at least) throw a bit of explicit SQL at the
database to get a list of all the tables, from there simply create the
necessary Table() objects. It might take a while, of course, b
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