On Dec 13, 5:49 pm, Michael Bayer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> these are some cleanup messages which occur during the final gc of
> objects in the session. ive tried to work around them a bit but they
> still persist for some applications ( i havent yet been able to
> reproduce them and im hesitatnt to just "squash" all the exceptions
> entirely). they are harmless, but also can be prevented if you
> close() the session explicily before the app completes.
No, it does not: closing the session was the first thing I tried. In
my particular case the warnings *are* somewhat harmful: they make it a
lot more difficult to read the effects of running the unit tests for
my program. Of course, I can workaround it by sending stderror to
stdoutput and piping it to less, but I am not completely happy about
this solution.
(Right now I am out of my office and I don't have access to my code or
sqlalchemy version I am using... When I get there on Tuesday I will
double check if closing the session doesn't help.)
Best regards,
-- Richard
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