Hi again.
Thanks for hints on using "instances" method. But is there any method
to get Query object representing query result?
I have spent more time on my problem. It's important for me if I can
use Query object as a proxy to instances fetched from DB, or if I must
fall back to raw list. Almost working solution (I'm using PostgreSQL)
is that:
q =
dbSession.query(DomainClass).select_from(compoundSelect.alias('myalias'))
The problem is visible here:
>>> print q
SELECT <all columns of DomainClassTable>
FROM DomainClassTable, <compoundSelect contents>
The problem is that "DomainClassTable" is always added to FROM clause,
even if I throw it away by hand from q._from_obj list...
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