hi all!
another question: i have a postgres database, and i would like to work
with schemas for module models. so far so good, but i didn't find much
information besides it is available in sa docs.
so, i came into this:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9298296/sqlalchemy-support-of-postgres-schemas
but, i would like to declare it at the model level, not the metadata
level. is it possible?
i tried using *__table_args__ = {'schema': 'foo'}* in *__abstract__*,
with and without *declared_attr* decorator and also without
*__abstract__*, neither worked and all tables were created on public schema.
any tips? :)
i'm asking this because i have a LOT of tables, and declare
*__table_args__* in all of them just because the schema seems kinda
weird, since we can mixin almost everything in sa.
thanks in advance!
richard.
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