you want to use literal_column('"coucou"') to achieve that effect, or if a bind
is OK then just use literal("coucou").
On Dec 9, 2010, at 8:30 AM, Christian Démolis wrote:
> Hi,
>
> SELECT IdActe, "coucou"
> FROM `acte`
> WHERE 1
>
> How to attach a string to each result of a query ?
>
> i try that but it doesn't work :(
> s = model.session.query(milieu, model.Dossier.NomEntreprise,
> model.Dossier.AgendaSensGroupement, model.Dossier.AgendaUnite, "Coucou")
>
> Thx
> Chris
>
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