thanks again, AM. no need to have this "extra trouble", as I just asking
this as a matter of curiosity. it thought it was something rather simple
as hell :)
best regards,
richard.
On 03/19/2014 09:50 PM, AM wrote:
Not at my desk so I cannot test this, but IIRC in the select you can
specify both tables to get all the columns in all tables so something
like:
session.query(A, B).join(B)...
This might not be exactly correct though and I would probably check
the docs. IIRC the return value would be a list of tuples (rowA, rowB)
unless you do a fetchone.
HTH
AM
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