Michael Bayer wrote:
> The basic request to get cities as strings by themselves should be
> easy enough as:
>
> select([Customer.city]).distinct().order_by(
> Customer.city).execute().fetchall()
That's exactly what I wanted - and yes, that's really easy.
> we will eventually have a database-neutral "ilike" comparator but that
> hasn't been implemented yet.
Ok, I'll use the approach with func.lower().like("a%") until then. I
noticed func.lower().startswith("a") is also possible, a bit nicer.
Thanks a lot for your quick support!
-- Chris
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