On Jun 27, 2006, at 12:57 PM, Randall Smith wrote:
> This makes sure each thread makes a connection. Again, this is
> probably
> more fit for the TG group, but it was the understanding of threadlocal
> and metadata connections that I have been grasping for and finally
> got.
> Particularly that in a threadlocal context, engines are bound to
> metadata, not sessions. Do I understand that correctly?
randall -
as it turns out, you can do it both ways; people have had needs in
both directions.
table metadata bound directly to engine:
meta = DynamicMetaData()
table =Table("sometable', meta, ...)
meta.connect(someengine)
create session as follows:
sess = create_session()
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table metadata not bound to an engine:
meta = MetaData()
table =Table("sometable", meta, ...)
create session as follows:
sess = create_session(bind_to=someengine)
when using the session, the engine which the Session is bound to
takes precedence over the engine that the Table is bound to via its
MetaData (there is also a way to even customize that....but lets
grasp this concept first! )
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