Hi,
Problem: My code generates a table or a view, based on user's preference.
Table("something") accepts both table and view name and works properly for
most of the tasks, including Table.exists(). When I use
Table.delete()(postgresql) it works only on tables, when I try to use it on a
view I get:
sqlalchemy.exc.ProgrammingError: (ProgrammingError) "contracts_denorm" is
not a table
HINT: Use DROP VIEW to remove a view.
This seems to be a little bit inconsistent or maybe I am missing something
here and not doing it right. How to properly drop a view using SQLAlchemy?
As for workaround, is there a way how I can at least determine whether the
Table object is a view and issue manual DROP VIEW statement by myself?
Stefan Urbanek
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