Hello,

Together with the Python Academy, we are organizing a SQLAlchemy
training on 9th of February in Leipzig, Germany.

If you are interested, you can find more information at :

http://www.conceptive.be/training.html

In the same week we organize a general Python and a Camelot training
as well.

Best regards,

Erik

Summary of the training
=================

This practical training will make sure you understand the concepts
behind SQLAlchemy. We will focus on practical patterns of SQLAlchemy
usage and see how its use can grow from very simple to more advanced.

   * Get to know SQLAlchemy : We will start with an overview of the
      terminology used in SQLAlchemy, such as drivers, connectors,
engines,
      metadata, sessions, tables and mappers.

   * Simple statements : An overview of how the basic SQL statements
      can be generated from SQLAlchemy and how SQLAlchemy can
simplify
      our life when we need to write those statements.

   * Simple ORM : Set up an object relational mapping and experiment
with
      the life cycle an object goes through when it is mapped by
SQLAlchemy to
      the database. This can be be done using plain SQLAlchemy or
Declarative or Elixir.

   * SQLAlchemy Philosophy : Next we need to understand a bit of the
      philosophy behind SQLAlchemy and to study its different usage
patterns. Know
      what is possible with SQLAlchemy and where to look for in its
documentation.
      This will help us when being faced with more advanced topics

   * Advanced statements : See how SQLAlchemy allows us to keep even
advanced database
      usage reasonably simple and experience the true power of
SQLAlchemy.

   * ORM and relations : Experience how relations between mapped
      objects behave and look at the options both the database and
SQLAlchemy offer.

   * Advanced ORM : Experiment with non trivial mapping issues, such
as inheritance,
     arbitrary selects and arbitrary relations. In this part we will
also study the use
     of transactions in combination with the ORM.

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