sorry, there was one more quoting fix that was needed. passes with PG 
on 2274.

as far as the memory, ive no idea whats going on.  well thats not 
true, my best guess is that unittest is holding onto every testcase it 
makes as a callable, with all of that callable's state.  playing 
around with GC, i can ensure that all SA collections are empty, I also 
found another collection lying about to empty out when clear_mappers() 
is called (thats in 2275)...BUT...something is holding on to all the 
mappers, metadatas, etc, and it is not any global collection within 
SA.  i call gc.collect(), insure all module-level collections are 
totally empty (theres three), and the number of Mapper instances 
inside of gc.get_objects() grows and grows.
adding this to tearDown():

        import gc
        gc.collect()
        print "MAPPER REG:", dict(mapperlib.mapper_registry)
        print "SESION REG:", dict(session._sessions)
        print "CLASSKEYS:", dict(util.ArgSingleton.instances)
        for x in gc.get_objects():
            if isinstance(x, Mapper) or isinstance(x, BoundMetaData):
                print x



On Jan 29, 2:42 pm, svilen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> huh?
> Here is rev 2273, either the poly-branch, or the trunk - all the
> same - that error.
> Just in case, the files again.
>
> ---------------
> And while on it, u can run the case with "repeat=1000" argument and
> see how memusage grows. i've put some functionality to reuse
> db-engine there - argument "reuse_db";
> but regardless if u specify "reuse_db" or not, or is it db=sqlite:///
> or postgres: memory goes up.
> Either i'm doing something wrong, or there's something fishy.
>
> $ python _test-pg-punion-mixedcasename.py db=postgres:///proba
> reuse_db repeat=1000
>
> > mmmm nope i get this and it works:
>
> > SELECT "pu_A"."linkA_id" AS "pu_A_linkA_id", pu_A.atype AS
> > "pu_A_atype", "pu_A".name AS "pu_A_name", "pu_A".db_id AS
> > "pu_A_db_id", "pu_A".data2 AS "pu_A_data2"
> > FROM (SELECT "A"."linkA_id" AS "linkA_id", "A".name AS name,
> > "A".db_id AS db_id, CAST(NULL AS TEXT) AS data2, 'A' AS atype
> > FROM "A" UNION ALL SELECT "B"."linkA_id" AS "linkA_id", "B".name AS
> > name, "B".db_id AS db_id, "B".data2 AS data2, 'B' AS atype
> > FROM "B") AS "pu_A" ORDER BY "pu_A".oid
>
> > On Jan 29, 1:42 pm, svilen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > here's something about postgres:
>
> > > pu_A = polymorphic_union( {
> > >                         'A': table_A,
> > >                         'B': table_B,
> > >                         }, 'atype', 'pu_A', ) #concrete
>
> > > On postgres, the above fails - does not like the 'pu_A'.
> > > If it's lowercase/omitted, it's ok.
>
> > > i think u did already say that about mixed casing in some post
> > > above; should i just scratch that name/alias (it is there only
> > > for clarity)?
>
> > > $ python _test_ABC_all.py db=postgres:///proba
>
> > > SQLError: (ProgrammingError) missing FROM-clause entry for
> > > table "pu_a"
> > >  'SELECT "pu_A".id AS pu_A_id, "pu_A"."linkA_id" AS
> > > "pu_A_linkA_id", pu_A.atype AS "pu_A_atype", "pu_A".name AS
> > > pu_A_name, "pu_A".data2 AS pu_A_data2 \nFROM (SELECT CAST(NULL AS
> > > TEXT) AS data2, "A"."linkA_id" AS "linkA_id", "A".name AS name,
> > > "A".id AS id, \'A\' AS atype \nFROM "A" UNION ALL SELECT
> > > "B".data2 AS data2, "B"."linkA_id" AS "linkA_id", "B".name AS
> > > name, "B".id AS id, \'B\' AS atype \nFROM "B") AS "pu_A" \nWHERE
> > > "pu_A".id = %(pu_A_id)s ORDER BY "pu_A".id \n LIMIT 1'
> > > {'pu_A_id': 1L}
>
> > > > all tests pass with rev 2267 of that branch.  try that rev
> > > > specifically, since i want to take whats there and do another
> > > > pass. im trying to get it so that the entire science of "parent
> > > > table, child table, polymorphic selectables, primary join ->
> > > > polymorphic joins -> determine direction/lazy clause/eager
> > > > clause/synchronize FKs" is super-well-nailed down.
>
> > >  _test-pg-punion-mixedcasename.py
> > > 3KDownload
>
> > >  sa_gentestbase.py
> > > 2KDownload
>
>  _test-pg-punion-mixedcasename.py
> 4KDownload
>
>  sa_gentestbase.py
> 4KDownload


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