Hi,
I am currently doing the following query:
s = select()
query = db.query(model.Invoice).options(contains_eager('client'))
rs = query.instances(s.execute())
I was wondering if it was possible to instead of query.instances(), just
attached the select to the query object, then continue to manipulate the
query object further, before executing the query later.
eg.
s = select()
query = db.query(model.Invoice).options(contains_eager('client'))
query = query.from_select(s) #
query = query.limit(10).offset(10)
rs = query.list()
What I'm doing, is pretty much setting up a query in one place of my
program, then passing this query around, manipulating certain aspects of
that query, then finally executing the query in some other place in my
program.
Thanks
Huy
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