On 22/11/2013 15:23, Michael Bayer wrote:
(this latter query will likely have more stuff in it, not sure I used
.select_from(...).join(...) correctly either ;-)
Hope that illustrates what I'm after…
take your original cte and use it just like that, just call
positions.c.instrument_id for that column.
or do you absolutely need to start with a raw string ?
I don't *need* to ;-) ...but I was wondering how, starting with a raw
string and a couple of variables to bind in, I could get a cte that I
could join against an ORM-mapped object?
Chris
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