Query results in SQLAlchemy are returned as named tuples, but SQLAlchemy
uses its own flavor of named tuples which is not fully compatible with
collections.namedtuple in the standard lib. For instance, "_fields" is
called "_labels" in SQLAlchemy, and the method "_asdict()" which could
be helpful to convert query results to JSON is missing in SQLAlchemy.
Wouldn't it be better to use the standard collections.namedtuples. I
know it's only available since Py 2.6, but SQLAlchemy will eventually
only work with Py 2.6 anyway, and could just use a fallback
implementation for Py 2.5 for the time being.
-- Christoph
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