Hi everybody,
I've banging my head against this for hours ... maybe someone can help?
For a mapped class called 'Person' I'm trying to do something like:
query(Person).filter(Person.status_id.in_('select status_id from
myschema.mytable where statusname=:n1', n1='hired'))
Obviously this does not work but shows what I want to do. There is no
mapping or SA table available for 'myschema.mytable' and I cannot provide
one. So I have to apply raw SQL in the subselect, and I need a binding
variable.
Can anyone help how to wrap the raw SQL into something that works in the
'in_'-clause?
Any help would be very much appreciated.
Thanks,
Ralph
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