Michael Bayer ha scritto:
> On May 2, 2007, at 11:23 AM, Glauco wrote:
>
>
>> Example:
>>
>> create table people (
>> name text,
>> surname text,
>> type CASE 'A','B','C'
>> )
>>
>>
>> There is no solution to do for example the simple query based over
>> the mapper People:
>> select count(type) from people group by type;
>>
>>
>
> first of all, i dont understand why youd want to GROUP BY a column
> used in an aggregate. but anyway:
>
> select([func.count(People.c.type)], group_by=[People.c.type])
>
>
this is exactly what i intend for " select function" ...
where is the uncoompresion?
this is the response to the simple question how many A,,B,C-person do i
have in my DB ?
>> only solution is to use the select functioon.
>>
>
> i fail to see why thats a problem. if you want a SELECT to return
> tuple results, it follows that you should use select().
>
>
>
is not a problem if you can use the select funcion , otherway getting
this information from mapper is impossible.
Glauco
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