Thank you Mike,
It would be great if you'll put such example in documentation.
Valentin.
On Sep 5, 2006, at 12:51 PM, Michael Bayer wrote:
> ill leave the full thing as an exercise, but the general format if
> you have "tablea" and "tableb" is like:
>
> select([tablea.c.col1, tablea.c.col2, tableb.c.col1,
> tableb.c.col2], and_(tablea.c.col1=='foo', tableb.c.col2=='bar'),
> from_obj=[tablea.join(tableb,
> onclause=tablea.c.col3==tableb.c.col4)], order_by=[tablea.c.col3])
>
> to actually get the aliases in there, its more like:
>
> tablea_alias = tablea.alias('ta')
> tableb_alias = tableb.alias('tb')
>
> select([tablea_alias.c.col1, tablea_alias.c.col2,
> tableb_alias.c.col1, tableb_alias.c.col2], and_
> (tablea_alias.c.col1=='foo', tableb_alias.c.col2=='bar'), from_obj=
> [tablea_alias.join(tableb_alias,
> onclause=tablea_alias.c.col3==tableb_alias.c.col4)], order_by=
> [tablea_alias.c.col3])
>
> to join many tables together is like:
>
> tablea.join(tableb).join(tablec).outerjoin(tabled).join(tablee) ....
>
> for "left outer join" use "outerjoin" instead of "join".
>
> On Sep 5, 2006, at 12:25 PM, Valentin Kuznetsov wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> I cannot find out how correctly to write in SQLAlchemy the following
>> SQL statement:
>>
>> select
>> f.logical_name,
>> f.filesize,
>> fs.name,
>> ft.name
>> from t_processed_dataset pd
>> join t_processing p
>> on p.primary_dataset = pd.primary_dataset
>> and p.name = pd.name
>> join t_block b
>> on b.processing = p.id
>> join t_block_status bs
>> on bs.id = b.status
>> left join t_file f
>> on f.inblock = b.id
>> left join t_file_status fs
>> on fs.id = f.status
>> left join t_file_type ft
>> on ft.id = f.type
>> where pd.id='%s' and b.id='%s'
>> order by f.logical_name
>>
>> I would appreciate your help.
>> Valentin.
>>
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