On Sep 11, 2010, at 11:37 AM, Simon Wittber wrote:
>> its likely since psycopg2 is a pretty complete implementation. that's not
>> to say there arent advantages to having them on your table metadata, though.
>> what are you observing ?
>
> When using inspect.get_columns(table_name), I receive this dict for a
> column with type point.
>
> {'default': None, 'autoincrement': False, 'type': NullType(), 'name':
> u'location', 'nullable': True}
>
> I was hoping to have PointType instead of NullType :-)
OK, sure. beyond that though do queries with the column and such do whats
expected?
>
> -Sw.
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